fast or labored breathing. respiratory illness warning signs fast or labored breathing, a fever, or blue or discolored skin on the face, signaling low oxygen. and while it s not covid, doctors say one reason for the uptick is that during the pandemic children weren t as exposed to viruses because of masking and social distancing. ere rell rechef live here tonight. and makes a lot of sense these doctors say that many of these cases they re seeing are more severe because kids haven t been exposed in the same way these last couple of years, because of the social distancing, keeping them home in some cases. for parents at home, grandparents watching tonight, what should sheathey look for h? reporter: really important, david. doctors say they are seeing these cases earlier in the season, and as you mentioned, some are more severe, so, doctors are urging parents to look out for signs that their children may be straining to breathe like flaring their nostrils or wheezing. david? eriel
enough water from one day to another. and then it s just me as a human, but i have a fur baby, so she has to have water also. i can t give her that in the faucet. yep, had to take care of her and me. we are outside of an elementary school right here because today in a couple of hours they ll be giving away free hot meals and water to students because those kids haven t been able to return back to the classroom. today at around noon the school district says they ll update parents and students and teachers about whether or not they ll be back in the classroom or virtual learning. now that they have water pressure, they still can t drink that water. that s difficult to police, especially when you have younger kids. the city says they have to do water samples and that will happen midweek. they have to have two rounds of clear samples before they can
look out. get the last two texts in. here he comes and it s done, you know? dana: i have friends that visited a couple weekends ago with three little kids 12, 10 and 6 and on sunday i realized these kids haven t been online at all. how did you do that to the parents? they have to keep them busy doing other stuff. you have to be a parent and involved and put your own technology down. run the stats of parents on technology. instead of doing what they are doing they are on facebook taking pictures on their food or commenting on lifestyle choices and giving their eight cents when they should focus on raising their kids. it starts at the top. bill: in north dakota dana: i ve been there. bill: they had the pledge of allegiance in school for four months and a school board member said the following about getting the pledge out of north dakota.
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a lot of kids haven t known a normal school day for two years now. we need to try to lean forward aggressively to try to restore that you have a lot of people who have been infected who have some level of immunity for a period of time. and high vaccination rates. we can start to lean forward and take a little bit more risk and try to at least make sure that students in schools have some semblance of normalcy for this spring term. pete: lean forward and take a little bit more risk. was there ever a risk for kids to begin with? here to react fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. thanks so much for being here. you and i both have kids in new jersey. this is wonderful, wonderful news. it seems so late and never felt like it was base on science to begin with. long awaited and far overdue, pete. jen psaki yesterday doubled down when asked about these mandates. she said the biden administration still supports mask mandates in children and if you know, the cdc, this is based o