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With schools shut down and the ways of daily life 【小题1】(change), children are hearing more about COVID-19. They may not fully understand it, or know how 【小题2】(serious) to take it, but at present their lives 【小题3】 (affect). Many parents are trying to decide how to talk with their children about the virus and the outbreak. Some say they are checking in each day 【小题4】(see) how their children are doing. 【小题5】 others worry that talking too much about it could make their children 【小题6】(much) nervous and fearful than before.

Nicole Poponi is the mother of 10-year-old Clara, and 12-year-old Jane, 【小题7】 said, “We talk about it a lot. I watch the news every morning, and they’re always watching it, too.” Child psychology experts advise parents and others to be calm and positive when discussing the issue with young people. They suggest centering discussions 【小题8】 active steps one can take. They also suggest doing research in order to answer children’s questions truthfully. Parents should explain that 【小题9】(measure) such as wearing covers over your mouth and nose and closing schools are preventative and temporary, Dr. Howard said. She urges parents to follow what the television personality Mister Rogers used to say: look to the “【小题10】(help)”—to see what doctors, teachers, parents and scientists are doing to keep them safe.