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The coronavirus pandemic has shifted our daily lives, including the way we parent. 

While parenting duties have not stopped, many are now working from home and have also stepped in to teach. It’s not easy. 

Be flexible and patient, experts say

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Two parenting experts joined the conversation and answered questions about everything from fighting to technology and how to set realistic expectations.

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The coronavirus pandemic has shifted our daily lives, including the way we parent. While parenting duties have not stopped, many are now working from home and have also stepped in to teach. It’s not easy. Two parenting experts joined the conversation and answered questions about everything from fighting to technology and how to set realistic expectations.

MPR News with Angela Davis - The coronavirus pandemic has shifted our daily lives, including the way we parent. While parenting duties have not stopped, many are now working from home and have also stepped in to teach. It’s not easy. Two parenting experts joined the conversation and answered questions about everything from fighting to technology and how to set realistic expectations.


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