Hello everyone, I’m Kiwan and welcome to Hello Everything!
To all the bright young minds out there, are you guys staying safe at home from the coronavirus?
It’s more fun now that your parents are working at home, isn’t it?
I hope you’re not feeling upset about spending too much time at home instead of going out to play.
I’m sure you guys already know how to stay safe and protect yourselves from the coronavirus.
Not touching your face, washing your hands very often and staying at home to avoid getting
close to people who are sick.
But I understand that sometimes you have no choice but to leave the house.
Some of you guys are still going to schools, and when you’ve eaten all the food in your
house, you may have to go grocery shopping with your parents.
To protect yourself from the coronavirus you must wear a face mask whenever you go outside.
Leaving the house nowadays is like setting foot in the battlefield.
And wearing a face mask is like wearing a full-body armor on your face before you go to battle.
A face mask will protect you from the possible coronavirus that got out of someone’s mouth
from landing on your nose and mouth.
This is '5 things to remember when wearing a face mask'.
Before putting on a mask, wash your hands with soap and water.
When you put the mask on, make sure it covers both your nose, mouth, and chin.
Don’t let the coronavirus get to your nose and mouth through the gap.
Don’t push the mask up or pull it down from your face while you’re wearing it.
Never touch the front of the mask.
There might be droplets from other people’s cough or sneeze on your mask.
That’s why it’s important not to touch it with your hands.
As soon as you have safely made it back home, take it off by only holding the ear bands.
Put in the hamper to wash it before using it again.
And wash your hands with soap and water one more time.
Children younger than 2 years of age should not wear a mask.
They can’t have anything covering their mouths because they might have trouble breathing.
So it’s okay if your younger brother or sister isn’t wearing one.
Protect them by keeping them safe at home.
There is nothing more important than staying safe and being healthy in your life.
We all have to get through the coronavirus and go back to school to realize our dreams and goals.
So if someone is coughing or sneezing near you, keep your distance from them.
But I want you guys to keep in mind that you are never 100% safe even if you’re wearing a mask.
So, why don’t we stay in our homes where it’s probably the safest place to be?