COVID-19 rules or don’t take them too seriously. But it’s another thing when these people end up being loved ones.Rules and guidelines are set in all parts of the country to protect us, but one expert says it can get frustrating to deal with friends and family who fail to follow these safety measures.
Why some people still refuse to wear masks This issue can be particularly troublesome for parents who want to keep their kids safe from the virus.Psychologist Natasha Sharma recently joined The Morning Show to help parents deal with those family members who may not follow coronavirus rules.“The more people you actually have together, whether it’s in a room or a house, the more you’re going to have diversity in the opinions,” Sharma said. .