What's The Risk Of Letting My Kids Play Outside?

The video addresses concerns about the risk of children contracting COVID-19 while playing outside. Experts suggest that the risk is low, especially when children play with siblings or in small groups. Masks are recommended in larger public areas or when near strangers. Safety measures like hand washing after playground visits are advised. The video concludes with contact information for further inquiries.

What is the risk level of children contracting COVID-19 while playing outside within their nuclear family?

• High risk

• Moderate risk

• Low risk

• No risk

When is it recommended for children to wear masks while playing outside?

• When in a park with children from other households

• When playing with siblings at home

• When playing alone in the backyard

• When playing with family friends in a small group

What should children do after leaving a playground to ensure safety?

• Wear a mask

• Wash their hands

• Avoid playing outside again

• Stay 10 feet away from others

What is the expert's stance on children playing outside during the pandemic?

• It is only safe indoors

• It is encouraged with precautions

• It is discouraged

• It should be completely avoided

How can viewers get more information about their specific risk concerns?

• By attending a community meeting

• By emailing a video question to the provided address

• By calling a hotline

• By visiting a local health clinic