Grandparents have new challenges, distancing.
It is not always as easy as we would like to have time with our grandchildren. My little grandson, who was born premature, spent his early months in NICU where visits were limited to protect him and other children from infection during the flu season and just because he was fragile. After he went home, there were many professionals coming in and out and Nurses in the home. So a little Premie has a full social schedule already. Grandparents have to be patient and wait for the best times to visit. It has been easier as he has gotten older. He has been growing and getting stronger. He is walking and recently started preschool. Now something completely out of our control has happened, the Caronavirus epidemic.
My husband and I realize we need to stay away from our grandson because we do not want to inadvertently bring infection to him…
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It’s so sad. I hope you can visit via Facetime or Zoom or some other technical thing. You don’t want to miss him growing! He’s adorable.
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Thank you, Dawn. We just ‘visited’ on Zoom yesterday evening. We will get to do that regularly. xo
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Same here with grandchildren but we have been walking out in the fresh air…no hugs though, no kisses. All this will pass.
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We want to keep a safe distance. I did walk with my daughter but she lives with us already. It will pass but we are holding our breath for the next weeks when we are expecting a surge in cases, a peak.
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