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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think letting neighborhood kids play together is pretty low risk, assuming none of the parents are going to work.

Is there a risk?  Yes.  But it's not very high.

FWIW we're completely locked down in our house and not allowing any sort of play dates, indoors or outdoors, but I am not judging the families that interact a little bit. [/quote]

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I am also letting my single child play outside. We live in a TH community where there are 4 other families with kids. Both my H and I work from home and I have been to the grocery store 2 times since the lockdown. No other outside excursions. All the other parents work from home too and are only venturing outside for grocery shopping. I thought this did not pose much of a risk, but now I am honestly wondering if it is a bad call. Other people were able to do so, but I was not able to keep my son at home while the other kids played and he felt sad and alone...[/quote]

The government has said sunlight kills the CV and Vitamin D from sunshine is known to boost the immune system and protects the lungs. Follow your own instincts and do not be swayed by the lunatics on this board. As the country begins to open up again, starting with beaches in FL today, do what you can to foster a sense of normalacy for your child. What you describe is very low risk. Have a nice weekend and get outside and get active. Best think you can do for the health of your family.

https://news.yahoo.com/sunlight-destroys-coronavirus-very-quickly-new-government-tests-find-but-experts-say-pandemic-could-still-last-through-summer-200745675.html[/quote]

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