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After the second wave of COVID-19, children, due to increased screen time, no social interaction, and less interaction with parents who don’t have time for them despite doing work from home, are falling prey to psychological issues, experts said.
There are developmental delays in children aged two to three, Paediatrician Dr Meena J said, adding anxiety and behavioural issues are prevalent among older kids. Children usually start speaking by two to three years but we are seeing speech delays. They have learnt some activity but are not performing it. For instance, there were some kids who were toilet trained but they are wetting their beds or they don t tell their parents when they want to go to the washroom, she told news agency PTI.
Children falling prey to psychological issues due to second Covid wave: Experts
Children who are neither young, nor in their teens are facing learning disabilities, throwing temper tantrums, showing aggressive behaviour and are wary of socialising.
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NEW DELHI: The second Covid wave has led to children across age groups falling prey to psychological issues due to increased screen time, no social interaction and parents not having time for them despite working from home, experts have said.
Dr Meena J, Paediatrician, Aakash Healthcare, Dwarka, said anxiety and behavioural issues are prevalent among older children while there are developmental delays among kids aged two to three.
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May 16, 2021 1:35 PM (IST) Posted by Shriya Bhasin
Here s how you can make elderly people strong:
Do not be afraid, be careful.
Tell them how to wear a mask.
Don t talk about someone s death.
Keep them busy.
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What to do to protect the elderly from depression?
Connect the elderly to social media. Talk with parents. General topics should be talked about, not just the disease. Do exercise and pranayama at home. Keep talking constantly. Talk to friends online. Keep them busy and get vaccinations done in time. May 16, 2021 1:28 PM (IST) Posted by Shriya Bhasin
In the Corona era, everyone is worried about the safety of the elders. The risk of corona also increases with increasing age. In such a situation, if they get covid, then how to make them mentally strong? How to support them, so that they do not go into depression. What should be done to alleviate the loneliness o