A hasty primer. And, more new Parenting stories.
| A roundup of new guidance and stories from NYT Parenting. |
I barely knew that Facebook’s Messenger Kids app existed before the pandemic. We are pretty open to devices in my household, but if you had asked me about it, I would have said that my 7-year-old could wait a few more years to enter the social media ThunderDome. But that was before she had been separated from all her friends for the foreseeable future. |
Now, she is happily chatting with her pals in an app that I have ultimate control over. But I wondered — as did Melinda Wenner Moyer, a frequent contributor — how can I make sure she stays safe online? Melinda gathered some sage advice from experts about how to set reasonable and clear limits on our kids’ online interactions. |
This Tuesday, April 7, at 4 p.m. E.D.T., I will be answering your questions about parenting during the pandemic via a group call with Emily Oster, an economist and best-selling author of “Crib Sheet” and “Expecting Better.” R.S.V.P. here. |
 | | Some baby wipes remained on shelves at a supermarket in Los Angeles on March 15. Essential baby products have been in high demand and hard to find in some communities as fear of the coronavirus spreads.Patrick T. Fallon/Reuters |
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Families Scramble to Find Baby Formula, Diapers and Wipes |
Panic buying has left stores and diaper banks empty of baby essentials as shutdowns and quarantines expand across the country. |
 | | Hope Pardee’s twins, Joseph and Hannah, on their first day of school in 2019.via Hope Pardee |
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Parents and Schools Are Struggling to Care for Kids With Special Needs |
Parents and teachers of students with special needs have reported feeling overwhelmed, with little to no initial instruction on how to proceed once schools shut down. |
 | | Alvaro Dominguez |
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How Coronavirus Is Affecting Surrogacy, Foster Care and Adoption |
The pandemic is not just impacting parents and pregnant people — all prospective parents are facing new challenges. |
 | | Tom Haugomat |
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My Partner Works in an Amazon Warehouse. I’m Worried — and Proud. |
“Now my partner’s contributions, and that of all the crucial, often underpaid and undervalued workers who are continuing to hold society up during this unprecedented time, are on full display.” |
 | | Emily Suvanvej |
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Teaching Your Kids to Be Safe Online: A Hasty Primer |
The coronavirus has relaxed many parents’ stances on communication apps. Here are some ground rules. |
| Parenting can be a grind. Let’s celebrate the tiny victories. |
| Lately, my 3-year-old has been insisting I take “time outs” when I make him upset. So, I happily go sit in a closet and scroll Instagram in peace for three minutes. — Megan Harrington, Cambridge, N.Y. |
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