Anxiety of parents and students going to school / What can we do to bring peace back to our children

Life group After two years of occasional school closures due to the outbreak of the Corona virus, the presence of students became mandatory after the Nowruz holiday, but many parents still have concerns about sending their children to school. Some parents believe that it is useless to go to school without school and that their children come home illiterate, but others consider their children’s health to be more important than in-school education. In this situation, seasonal allergies have also been opened to schools. Of course, parents also monitor their children’s health more sensitively and take special care to protect their children. However, some of these tasks, such as disinfecting schools and controlling children’s communication, are the responsibility of the school staff.

Some parents have occasionally sent their children to school over the past two years because of the corona. These parents are relatively less anxious and stressed about their children’s attendance at school, especially if their children have been vaccinated, but others who have not sent their children to school during these two years are more obsessed and worried. We respond to these anxieties so that they can send their children to school more safely.

* The most important differences between seasonal and corona sensitivities

The first thing we need to address in this article is the main differences between allergies – seasonal allergies and coronary heart disease. The year is recurring, meaning that a child may have allergies every year in the spring and sneeze constantly, so this has nothing to do with the corona.

One of the most important differences between a corona and an allergy is that seasonal allergies may recur over a period of one to several months, but a corona lasts as short as a week to ten days. Most people get allergies in the spring when pollen And the trees are scattered in the air. Seasonal allergies do not have fever and chills and physical pain, but coronary heart disease may be associated with fever, body aches, and decreased sense of smell and taste.

The most common allergy symptoms are sneezing, itching, eye irritation and sore throat, nasal congestion and runny nose, and then redness of the eyes, which is not common in the corona. Your child should see a doctor for any of these symptoms.

Vaccinate your students

Now that we have information about the difference between seasonal and coronary allergies, we should also know that according to domestic research, students who have received one to two doses of coronary vaccine are less likely to develop coronary heart disease and mortality rates. They were 250 times less likely than middle-aged people to engage in corona. This shows how effective vaccination is given to students and makes parents and the community feel comfortable.

One week has passed since the students arrived at the school and the parents have to inform them about the health issues. Parents can follow these guidelines and inform their children based on their children’s age.

1- Do not forget the mask and the distance of two meters: The first thing you need to teach your children is to put on a mask in the classroom and other parts of the school. Parents will certainly keep a distance of at least one meter between students, but the children themselves may not observe the distance at ringing bells or other places where they are playing and talking, so emphasize masking. And be sure to put an extra mask in their bag so that if the children’s mask gets wet, they can change it, and if your child notices that a student is not wearing a mask, discuss this with his teacher without delay.

Students should also make sure that air is circulating in their classroom. If the windows are closed, keep one window open to allow air to circulate.

2. Teach children how to disinfect their hands

Try to spend time at home teaching your children how to wash their hands. Although parents may now say that their children have learned in these two years, it is better to put a timer in the kitchen and ask them to Take up to two minutes to wash their hands, and the few times they do this, the time will come automatically. In addition to the mask, put a disinfectant solution or hygienic gel in the children’s bag to use when needed, such as eating food, touching various items, going to the bathroom, shaking hands with others, or entering and leaving the school.

3. If a student feels sick, notify the school parents

Teach children that if they see a classmate or other person at school who is ill or coughing, be sure to notify the teacher or school supervisor so that he or she can be taken home and not pass the disease on to others. Try to give all this information to children calmly so as not to make them anxious to go to school. Teach them these topics very simply and easily.

4. Keep in touch with school officials

To find out how your child and other children are doing, try to stay in touch with teachers, principals and parents at school. Do not have other children.

If you feel that your child has obsessive-compulsive disorder or severe anxiety or allergies, be sure to talk to the school and take him or her to a pediatrician or counselor.

But in the end, keep in mind that sending children to school to learn science and knowledge, along with raising awareness about their health, is far more valuable than sensitivities that may be too much and depress children at home. , Tired, bored, unmotivated and ignorant. Now that the conditions are favorable in terms of education and coronation, by observing the health protocols, children can study well in school with their parents.

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