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Kids need to wear masks when they go back to school in person..
Masks are a key way everyone can help contain the pandemic.
Children need to wear masks while entering and exiting school buildings and in classrooms. That adds up to as many as eight hours a day.
Masks should cover the nose and mouth and fit snugly under their chin. Kids can wear the same mask all day unless it gets wet or soiled. Even so, all schoolchildren need spares. Because masks need laundering after being worn all day, students shouldn’t use the same one to school two days in a row.
Children need learn to wash or sanitize their hands before and after putting their masks on and the importance of leaving their masks alone once they’re in place.
Encourage kids to decorate their mask. This might help them feel a sense of ownership and control over the situation. A personal touch can help make it more of a normal part of their routine, and make it more likely they'll want to wear their mask. Depending on the type of mask, kids can draw on it with markers or put stickers on it.
I recommend that all parents and other guardians recognize the influence they have over their kids. If moms, dads and other loved ones wear masks whenever they come into contact with anyone outside their households, it will help ensure that the kids they care for willingly follow school rules regarding masks.
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