But my kiddies are excited for Christmas, they've enjoyed Halloween and are excited to get the season rolling. The new lockdown means nothing to them as we've been shielding anyway, like there was still a lockdown all along. I think we'll start spending more time in the front garden over the coming weeks though, my youngest really seems to need that right now. My eldest has enjoyed being able to visit the corner shop again for the odd treat, I made sure to turn some of my last payment into coins for her to use at the corner shop, she's great at wearing her mask so it's made her happy. We're focusing on looking forward, to Christmas to toys and fun. Hoping for snow, I'm not keen on snow but it'd make things nicer for kids so I'm hoping for snow to cheer them.
Contributors featured in
Home What we've learned ⤷ People's experiences ⤷ Write-ups ⤷ Zine ⤷ Audio Researching together ⤷ Resources ⤷ Researching poverty blog ⤷ Webinars Blog About ⤷ Meet the team ⤷ Contact ⤷ Data ⤷ Privacy Get involved
Covid Realities
is a collaboration between the Universities of
York and Birmingham, and
Child Poverty Action Group. The project has been funded by the Nuffield Foundation
but the views on this site are those of the project team and not necessarily the Foundation.
Menu