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School time and just like any parents, us grandparents who are raising our grand kids are just as fearful of what is out there and what is going to happen when the kids do go to school. 

Our school is doing a hybrid method so three of my 4 will go in person Thurs and Fri and remote Mon, Tues, Wed and while I am happy they are going to be getting some in person time and I absolutely LOVE the school they are in and know they will do everything to keep them safe, there is still a fear. Will they wash their hands as much as at home, will they keep their distance and wear their masks? All valid concerns.

This morning while watching a morning news show they had an interview with Elmo and our youngest, who's preschool is not doing anything yet was very interested. Elmo has a book that he put together and Amazon has it free for prime members to read on their tablets or computers. I highly recommend that parents or grand parents read this to their kids before they start school. 

Elmo's Heros wear masks

Best advice I can give you is to BREATHE in through the nose and out through the mouth and never let your kiddos see or hear your fear. Just educate them as to what they need to do to stay safe and God be with us all. 


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