She also stresses the importance of showing empathy. She says from there it’s helpful to bring it back to the present. Are they putting it in the future into things that haven’t happened? Are they keeping in the present where a high percentage of everything is okay?” “What we can do is, first of all, help our children notice where they're putting their thoughts. “Of course there is because she is the only one in my family that’s not vaccinated and I fully support vaccination 100 percent.”Īs parents cope with their own anxiety mindfulness coach Trina Markusson has a few tips which could help children feeling anxious about returning to school.
“It’s scary, there’s a lot of people that aren’t vaccinated,” Amos said.Īmos fully supports the idea of being vaccinated and admits she feels some level of anxiety sending her daughter back to school. The largest single-day increase since Jan. Students are set to begin classes on the heels of the province reporting 369 new COVID-19 cases. She is too young to get vaccinated and has epilepsy.
“We’re not over this yet but I hope that we will be.”Īmos’ 10-year-old daughter Brony is heading back to elementary school. “It’s been tough but I’m excited to have them back I’m very, very happy that elementary school has required masks,” said mother Dana Amos. This weekend was the last one families had before sending kids back to school, which starts at both of Saskatoon's school divisions on Wednesday.
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