As local school systems announce their education plans for the fall, it will certainly be an adjustment for your family. Whether your little ones are going back to in-person instruction or a hybrid of digital learning, we know it may be challenging. We’ve got you covered. Here are some tips.
Talk about it.
Provide information that is truthful and appropriate for their age and developmental level.
Reassure them that they are safe.
Pay attention to what they hear in the media and be a sounding board for their worries.
Stay positive!
Set a positive tone for your child’s new scholastic experience— Yearbook club cancelled? DIY at home!
For your younger ones, practice putting a face mask on their favorite stuffed animal or toy.
Let your little ones select masks in their favorite colors.
Use stickers and washable chalk to add creativity to your child’s face masks before each use. Marena’s Reusable Antibacterial Face Masks for Children can be washed up to 75 times. What does that mean for you? More decorating fun!
Apply your face masks together before leaving the house or being within 6 feet of others.
Communicate the importance of not touching the outer layer of mask to avoid spreading germs.
Wash your hands together for at least 20 seconds while singing the alphabet or chorus to their favorite song.
Plan on trying these tips with your kids, but need a face mask? Marena is committed to supporting our youth with Reusable Antibacterial Face Masks for Children. To shop face masks for a little one you know, click below!
To get the best results from your compression garment, be sure to measure for the right size. Why? Our garments are designed to contour to the body and provide consistent compression. When sized correctly, the garment should feel like a gentle hug — snug and comfortable, never tight or restrictive.
Whether you’re shopping for Secret Santa at the office or a loved one at home, we’re sharing the perfect Marena compression garment for every person in your life.
As travel restrictions remain in effect for most of the world, what would have been a quick flight to visit loved ones may become a long car ride this holiday season. Here are our top three tips to travel more comfortably.
