Accueil / News / Coronavirus (COVID-19): Staying Well Informed Listen this text MP3 Français Désolé. Coronavirus and COVID-19: links to official sources that will allow parents to remain well informed. March 17, 2020 | There is a ton of information about the coronavirus and COVID-19 on the Internet, and it can become confusing. Here are links to official sources that will allow you to remain well informed. We also offer you additional readings on the coronavirus and how it affects families and children.Updated on May 27, 2020Naître et grandirCOVID-19 and the medical care of a child: what you need to knowPreparing your child for kindergarten during a pandemicCOVID-19: Preparing the Return to DaycareGoing back to School: What Decision to Make?COVID-19: Managing your stress level while you are pregnantCOVID-19: How to explain the death of a loved one to a child?COVID-19 and families: Is It Allowed or Not? Answers to frequently asked questionsCOVID-19: Facts about pregnancy monitoring and childbirthCOVID-19 and Breastfeeding: 5 questions answeredOfficial SourcesNEWTogether, let’s protect our children (Government of Québec) Government of QuébecSelf-care Guide – COVID-19Educational childcare services in the context of the COVID-19 pandemicPreschools and elementary and secondary schools in the context of the COVID-19 pandemicPlan for opening schools during COVID-19Safety measures for workers and children in elementary schools and daycare services during COVID-19Questions and answers on education and families during the COVID-19 pandemicStaying at home means saving livesInformation for parents of children age 0 to 17 – coronavirus (COVID-19)My child is worried about the pandemic. What can I do to provide support?Open schoolCustody Orders and Changes of Custody During the PandemicStress, Anxiety and Depression Associated With the Coronavirus COVID-19 DiseaseCoronavirus disease (COVID-19) in QuébecAnswers to questions about Coronavirus (COVID-19)Government of CanadaCoronavirus disease (COVID-19)Santé MontréalAre you worried about the COVID-19?Adjusting to measures used to fight COVID-19 - Organizing teleworking or telecommutingAdjusting to measures used to fight COVID-19 - Coaching children at homeAdjusting to measures used to fight COVID-19 - Stay informedAdjusting to measures used to fight COVID-19 - Easing tension at homeCanadian Paediatric SocietySupporting youth with anxiety disorders during the COVID-19 pandemicWhen your child has ADHD: Coping during a PandemicHand sanitizers: Promoting safe use by childrenParenting during COVID-19: A new frontierHow can we talk to kids about COVID-19? Be “realistically reassuring”The 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)CHU Sainte-JustineCOVID-19 (Coronavirus)Montreal Children’s HospitalHow to support kids’ mental health during the COVID-19 pandemicAssociation des médecins psychiatres du QuébecTips for maintaining your mental health during your quarantineEducaloiCOVID-19: answers to your questionsCommission des normes, de l’équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (Occupational Health and Safety)Questions and answers – COVID-19Elsewhere on the webWhat is Coronavirus? – for 3-6 years old (COVID-19 Health Literacy Project in collaboration with Harvard Health Publishing) What is COVID-19? – for 6-12 years old (COVID-19 Health Literacy Project in collaboration with Harvard Health Publishing) COVID-19 and pregnancy (COVID-19 Health Literacy Project in collaboration with Harvard Health Publishing) My Hero is You. How kids can fight COVID-19! (UNESCO - Book aimed primarily at children aged 6-11 years old) COVID-19 (AboutKidsHealth) How to talk to your child about COVID-19 (AboutKidsHealth) Lessons from ice storm for pregnant women: Stay positive, McGill researcher says (Montreal Gazette) Coronavirus: 5 tips for navigating children’s screen time during social distancing (The Conversation) 3 smart ways to use screen time while coronavirus keeps kids at home (The Conversation) Pregnant in a time of coronavirus – the changing risks and what you need to know (The Conversation) Coronavirus: just letting children play will help them, and their parents, cope (The Conversation) 4 ways to help kids relax as the coronavirus upends everyday life (The Conversation) If your child has COVID-19-like symptoms such as a cough, fever, difficulty breathing or sudden loss of sense of smell, dial the toll-free number 1 877 644-4545. By the Naître et grandir team Photo: GettyImages/Onfokus