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As the half-term holidays start, families will be looking for things to do.
The lockdown means many options are off-limits, including children’s parties and day trips. But children can still have plenty of fun while they take a break from school work.
Mum transforms hallway into glow-in-the-dark bowling alley using Amazon buys
The mum showed off her creativity after making an incredible glow-in-the-dark bowling alley in her hallway for her kids. She posted it on Facebook and everyone s loving it
13:37, 9 FEB 2021
The mum showed off her creation on a Facebook group (Image: FAMILY LOCKDOWN TIPS & IDEAS/Facebook)
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I know Facebook is garbage. But in the pandemic, itâs a lifeline for parents like me.
âI had my principles, but I also had an inconsolable newborn.â
By Meghan NesmithUpdated February 4, 2021, 2:59 a.m.
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When Alex Michener, a childrenâs book editor in Jamaica Plain, woke up violently ill just two weeks after giving birth to her third child in June, one of the first things she did was post to her Facebook group.
âI wrote that it looked like I had appendicitis and was going to have to spend a few days in the hospital away from my newborn,â Michener recalls. âShe was exclusively breastfed and I hadnât begun pumping, so I had no breast milk stored. I was in a panic at being separated from her, and scared about going to the emergency room in the middle of a global health crisis. I think I mostly just wanted someone to tell me it was going to be OK.â