Safe indoor place for kid to go to

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Target, right when they open. It’s usually deserted.

NP. The employees at the Target near us don't ever wear their masks properly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The weather is getting better and better. Focus on outdoor activities until cases come down (and they will as adult vaccination continues to be deployed). The zoo, playground, hiking. Why go indoors when it's spring/summer?

Dunno if you're from around here, but DC summers feature 95°, 95% humidity, and intense sun from 10am–5pm. It's more pleasant outside in the winter than the summer here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why not take her to the grocery store for a quick 20 min session. She can sit in the cart and be close to you. I have started to do this at my local store and we are in and out in 20 min or less and i go with a small list and whizz by. Its not crowded and she keeps her mask on.

Shopping cart is so dirty, and I don’t think you can wipe down clean with sanitizing wipes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why not take her to the grocery store for a quick 20 min session. She can sit in the cart and be close to you. I have started to do this at my local store and we are in and out in 20 min or less and i go with a small list and whizz by. Its not crowded and she keeps her mask on.

Shopping cart is so dirty, and I don’t think you can wipe down clean with sanitizing wipes.

Yes you can - I used to! But we now know that surface transmission is not a concern, so I stopped. Just go to the store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP your two year old is at more risk from some flu seasons than from COVID. I'm not being a COVID denier, the evidence is in print.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/22/opinion/covid-vaccine-kids.html

Once adults in your child's circle are vaccinated, especially high risk ones, let your kid live life. Be respectful of course, but live life.

OP's asking where to take her kid indoors. She's asking how to help her kid "live life". Given that her kid doesn't drive, or know what options are out there, OP is going to have to choose where they'll go, so asking for ideas seems like a good idea.

[Anonymous]

Udvar-Hazy is about to reopen. It's huge and they're doing timed tickets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The weather is getting better and better. Focus on outdoor activities until cases come down (and they will as adult vaccination continues to be deployed). The zoo, playground, hiking. Why go indoors when it's spring/summer?

Dunno if you're from around here, but DC summers feature 95°, 95% humidity, and intense sun from 10am–5pm. It's more pleasant outside in the winter than the summer here.

Ha. I actually love hot weather. We do playgrounds in the am, and spend a lot of time at the pool. I would be up for a waterpark too once parents are vaccinated.