Wow.
If you can force an older teen to go a walk when they refuse, I take my hat off to you ..a 12 yr old and a 16,17,18 yr old are not in the same league and it's got nothing to do with bad parenting it's personal choice on their part.That shocked me as well. Mine are 9, 10, and 12 and we've been out every day for our hour of fresh air (often more like 2 hrs tbh #rebel) and as their Mum I've made that a non-negotiable.
There is a reason the govenment have consistently encouraged those who aren't shielding to go outside for daily exersize; it's really vital for your mental and physical health.
I don't want to be too judgemental, but there's no sugar-coating it sometimes, and to oversee a teenager not leaving the house for approx 7 weeks (without any particular reason) is piss poor parenting by anyones standards.
I have no doubt that if allowed, my kids would sit on gadgets all bloody day, and always decline fresh air(!), but I'm the adult in the relationship so I make suee they get their fruit and veg, fresh air, academic input, emotional support. I mean fuck me I ain't no Mary Poppins but 7 weeks of staying inside
I'm planning to stay alertAnyone planning a trip out tomorrow?
If herd immunity is pointless with Covid then the next answer is to wait for a vaccination. We can't stay in lockdown till vaccination.This herd immunity thing. I thought there was no evidence to show that just because you have it your immune? So it could be pointless anyway?
I think there will be another spike. This meeting one person rule is easy to get around and I know tons of people who are now like well if I have to go back to work and sit with strangers then why can’t I see xxx and many people will be like that and just do it.
idk if there are many other welsh people on this thread but any of you rather smug about the english being banned from coming into wales given that for centuries the monarchy have waltzed in like it's their mother's house, destroyed our towns, took our water and threw us in jail for speaking our native language?From BBC.....
People in England are free to drive as far as they like to outdoor open spaces. But they should not travel to Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, or stay anywhere else overnight, including at a second home.
Im not asking for me Im asking for the ladies on the other thread.Jesus Christ woman you need help...
Thank you. Exactly. My sons been through a lot this last year in school due to bullying from friends he trusted, they turned to drugs and cut him out as he didn’t want to be involved so he had a hard year with no friends in school anymore, Then coronavirus hit, locked down and it’s all made his anxiety worse. He’s become more anxious about going outside than he was before the virus, he was worried incase he bumped into those old friends. Now the virus, I can’t say I blame him for wanting some time out from the world. I’m supporting him as his mum. Mental health is priority and we can’t all be Joe Wickes wanting to walk and run for better mental health. He’s a young man and in time he will get back out there when the world feels less of a scary place and he has his family right behind him.Haha
I just imagine my kids chasing me asking for yet more snacks
Soon gets me moving.
I run so I can consume gin. There is nothing joyful about it at all
Mums know best.
ALWAYS!
Whatever keeps him safe and happy is all that matters
I'm off to the beach after I've been round the garden centre and had my picnic in the parkAnyone planning a trip out tomorrow?