Developing Your Isolation Routine

Isolation is hard. It is something so many of us are not used to. Many of us have had a huge change for us, our families and our kids. We have to find the new "normal" especially as we transition through the stages of reopening and how this will all unfold!! I hope this holds some helpful tips for you all!! Hope you are well and healthy during this time!!

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