Avoid COVID-19 Rumors and Fear

By Becky | March 30, 2020
A person with red hair, wearing a plaid shirt, is sitting at a desk immersed in computer work. The desk holds a monitor, speakers, and various electronic items. In the softly lit room, they focus on staying informed to avoid COVID-19 rumors and fear in this cozy atmosphere.

Avoid rumors and accompanied fears of COVID-19 with accurate and up-to-date information. The sources we choose will heighten our anxiety or quell our trepidation. We all know media outlets differ in approaches, hype, and political bent. Choose wisely, listen well, go to the source, and share the facts. When discussing the pandemic with your family,…

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Social Media and COVID-19

By Becky | March 26, 2020
A smartphone displaying an Instagram profile rests on a wooden table, embodying the essence of social media. Next to it lies a partially visible laptop, completing the scene. The surface is worn, set against the stark contrast of a concrete floor in the background.

  COVID-19 is trending on social media and we are the reason. While connecting with the greater world on social media can be comforting, it can also add angst and discontent. Humor, helpful ideas, and stories of others coping with social distancing and sheltering at home with ease can make us wonder why we aren’t…

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How to Talk About COVID-19 to Young Children

By Becky | March 16, 2020
A woman with blonde hair, wearing a light blue polka dot shirt, holds her toddler in a bright pink fuzzy vest and red shirt. They sit closely together, cherishing moments in nature during the COVID-19 era, with trees softly blurred in the background.

      COVID-19, Coronavirus, has created unprecedented challenges for our nation and world, not to mention all of us parents. Talking to children, stressing hope and love, is will help to lessen the anxiety many children are experiencing. Encouraging and modeling trust in God and His sovereignty will strengthen your child’s faith and your own. When talking…

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