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For Kids And Teens, The Coronavirus Means No Sleepovers
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For Kids And Teens, The Coronavirus Means No Sleepovers

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For this week's Bubbler Talk , we answer a question from a mom of two teen kids. She wanted to know if she could send her kids to their friends’ houses, including for sleepovers. Her take was no, but friends and family members thought it could be fine. So did her kids, although to them she may have sounded like a character from the Peanuts comic strip. The mom asked us to investigate. Turns out, she was right. “A sleepover would make it nearly impossible for individuals in your family to stay more than 6 feet away from individuals in another family. And because we know that there's asymptomatic spread of the virus, we all have to pretend as if we have the virus," Jeff Pothof says. He's the chief quality and safety officer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The Latest WUWM & NPR Coronavirus Coverage Pothof says that while the coronavirus might not seem that threatening to some, it really is. “I think what happens there is most of the things in life we deal with are linear. So

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