4 Tips to Protect Your Child's Health in Lockdown

It’s a tough time for parents at the moment. With your children spending a lot more time indoors, your parenting responsibilities are through the roof. You have to help them with online education and keep them entertained, all while dealing with your own personal and professional duties.


4 Tips to Protect Your Child's Health in Lockdown

 

But you also have the added duty of making sure they are as healthy as possible. In normal times, your kids would be running around the playground and playing games with their friends almost constantly. But with lockdowns and government restrictions sweeping the country, they are now stuck at home all the time. This means they’re getting less exercise than they’re used to and are spending more time on their phones or playing video games. The lockdown may also be taking a toll on their mental health as they’re unable to see their friends and roam freely outdoors. 

As a parent, it’s your responsibility to look after your child’s mental and physical health. And there are several things you can do to keep them fit and active throughout lockdown. Here are four tips to get you started. 

How To Improve Your Relationship with Food

Everyone has a different and personal relationship with food. Some enjoy it and eat the right amount of healthy food. Some dislike it and only eat because they have to. Some like it too much and will overeat the wrong kinds of foods. Many of the reasons behind each different relationship will stem from childhood, whether it is good or bad.

How To Improve Your Relationship With Food


Yet that doesn’t mean that if you have a bad relationship with food – eating too much, too little, or eating the wrong kinds of food – that you can’t change things when you are older. In fact, it’s a good idea to try to improve your relationship with food if you can. Read on to find out how it can be done.