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Help Stressed Babies and Toddlers During the Pandemic

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We eat a pint of ice cream, forget the laundry in the dryer for two days, and find ourselves struggling to stick to any semblance of a routine.

But how do babies and toddlers express their stress? Young children respond to stressful situations differently than older children or teenagers and often show their worries through their behavior.

During this time of COVID-19, home quarantine, and social distancing, young children and their grown-ups are feeling the strain.

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