30 Fun Things to do During Quarantine - Renee Romeo
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Here are my 30 fun things to do during quarantine for the Coronavirus pandemic. The current global situation calls for ideas to pass the time with activities that you can do at home this weekend.  Activities for daily living (or adl) can help! Fight depression and anxiety with self care. Anxiety disorder, depression, and isolation are on the rise. Due to quarantine and isolation, self care ideas are necessary. You can use this advice if you are use a walking boot, hobbling around on crutches, are confined to bed or in a cast. My foot is broken so I have a head start on Coronavirus: Fun things to do while social distancing.

My tips for social distancing. quarantine and isolation are easy and free (or, at least inexpensive). While we're waiting for a Coronavirus vaccine, keep busy! I may not have 100 ideas for activities you can do at home this weekend, but I'll give you a good head start. My self care ideas (adls) include many of the projects that you find on my web site. Don't feel like there aren't 100 things you can do while trapped inside. If you look around the site, you'll find over 166 at home activities for Coronavirus (COVID-19) that will occupy you for days. So, about quarantine and isolation, I can offer myself as an example of how not to be bored. I am living proof that there are fun things to do when you're on crutches, in quarantine or both.

Coronavirus Social Distancing, Quarantine and Isolation

Much COVID-19 information & resources are available from the World Health Organization but there isn't much information on how to deal with isolation in a healthy way. Activities for kids in Coronavirus quarantine are at the top of the list because isolation can lead to anxiety and life-long anxiety disorders. It's imperative that we spend time with children and reassure them by spending quality time with them. Learning new skills, socializing or spending time together can greatly impact a person's mood in a positive way. Anxiety and depression can't be Coronavirus symptoms if self care and care for others is easy and accessible. ...And it is!

What to Watch and do in Quarantine at Home:

My YouTube channel (Renee Romeo) and web site (www.reneeromeo.com) both contain several hundred hours of viewing pleasure. In this video, I have 30 fun things to do during quarantine and all 30 can have you and yours engaged for hours, as well.  You will learn new ways to navigate the internet and find activities that you didn't previously know about. I show you how to use your smart phone as a device that can improve your health too. While COVID-19 cases in the U.S. continue to rise, you can learn new things in the safety of your home or bedroom that will improve your life and well being.

Now is the time to learn a new skill or craft. I share many helpful ideas that educate and inspire. Please don't turn your brain to mush by binge-watching Netflix or Amazon programming. There's a time and place for show and movie watching but tuning in all day, every day isn't the best idea. As a matter of fact, during the previous seven weeks of my broken foot isolation, I rarely viewed my TV. What I'm trying to do is zero in on learning important life basics while having fun at the same time. There's a wealth of information available for free on the internet, if we just know where to look.

Things to do with Kids During Coronavirus Pandemic

Your kids are probably more proficient navigating the internet than you are. But, you certainly have more life skills than they do. Why don'y you marry both skills and create some fun activities? A fun environment focused around learning is a healthier way to spend time together. Engage one another with a step-by-step video. You can learn a new recipe ( Sea Salt Spray for Your Hair), learn how to tie shoelaces like a designer, or learn new ways to relax with guided meditation. My meditation Guru's site is here: Sara Raymond This is a great way to connect with kids and comfort them if they're anxious or depressed about their own life's disruption.

Are you infirmed? Have a broken leg?

The activities I suggest are for adults, children, and seniors too! All of my recommendations to occupy your time are able to be done by everyone. Even if you don't have a paycheck coming in, it's still fun to plan projects for the future - whether they're pure fantasy, or not. I show you how to redecorate a room, make fun bathroom accessories and collect ideas for later. Do you know what Pinterest is? I'll help you start accumulating and curating a visual feed of images that you can save and reference for a later project or simply for fun. There really are so many things to do from the comfort of your bed!

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