Headaches and online learning
If your child is experiencing headaches from online learning, try printing out homework, taking frequent screen breaks, and reducing stress.
If your child is experiencing headaches from online learning, try printing out homework, taking frequent screen breaks, and reducing stress.
Did you know that with a few simple changes you can make your child’s online learning space into a comfortable, ergonomically sound environment?
More time in front of screens, whether for school or for fun, can result in eye strain, headaches and even hearing loss.
Take into account what your work and life demands are when considering whether or not you should send your child back to daycare.
When talking to kids about coronavirus-related school closings, be sure to explain why schools are closed and let them know it’s okay to feel sad and frustrated.