What's The COVID-19 Risk Of Letting My Kids See Their Grandparents?

The video discusses the risks of children visiting their grandparents during the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts classify the risk as medium, emphasizing the higher vulnerability of grandparents to severe illness. Social distancing challenges with children are highlighted, along with considerations if someone is sick. However, if both parties have been isolating, the risk is lower. The video concludes with contact information for further questions.

What is the assessed risk level of children visiting their grandparents during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Medium risk

• High risk

• Low risk

• No risk

Why are grandparents considered high-risk individuals for COVID-19?

• They have stronger immune systems

• They are less exposed to the virus

• They are more likely to develop severe illness

• They are less likely to follow health guidelines

What is a potential risk when children visit their grandparents?

• Children might not enjoy the visit

• Children could unknowingly transmit the virus

• Grandparents might not recognize the children

• Grandparents could become more active

What should be considered if someone in the household is sick?

• Continue with the visit as planned

• Avoid visiting grandparents

• Ensure everyone wears masks

• Only visit for a short time

What can reduce the risk of children visiting their grandparents?

• Children attending large gatherings

• Grandparents traveling frequently

• Both parties isolating and following guidelines

• Ignoring health recommendations