Together with a dedicated team of creative and journalists, they developed child-friendly tools to communicate information. Others have found new ways to use their social media platforms to ease growing anxiety among parents and more importantly, their children. Children are incredibly susceptible to soaking in the anxieties of their parents and the distressing news on television, according to a report by Unicef. The page, defined as a digital information and resource platform, has been in existence since 2017 and addresses issues related to children and parenting in general. “We had been following updates from other countries coping with the virus already and started creating content in case it came here,” she said.

Source: Daily Nation April 28, 2020 03:56 UTC