Keeping Your Family Safe When Someone Has COVID-19

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While it may feel like COVID-19 has been in our lives for a long time, we have only known about it for about a year now. There are many things we are still learning about the virus, but there are a few key principles that we know can help prevent infection. And if you or someone in your family becomes sick with COVID-19, there are steps you can take to help prevent it from spreading within your home or community.

Social interactions during the colder months of COVID-19

As we enter the colder months and children are stuck inside their homes, away from friends, it will be difficult for them to safely maintain social connections. While most interactions will need to be virtual, there are ways to enable your child to have more engaging and meaningful connections.

Remote learning and children with speech difficulties

Between technology glitches and social awkwardness, remote learning can be really challenging. But for children with speech difficulties, it can be even harder. Fortunately, there are some things that can help children with speech difficulties participate in remote learning.

Social interactions during the colder months of COVID-19

Remote learning and children with speech difficulties

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