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Quiet Activities for Sick Kids

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5 Tips for Parents at Home With Sick Kids continued...

Asta says it's OK to do a little housework or answer a few emails. But for your sick child's sake and for your own sanity, don't try to do too much. Use this time to connect with your children instead.