Tya Ariestya's Ways to Calm Her Children When They Test Positive for Covid-19

Kapanlagi.com - Some time ago, Tya Ariestya and her two children, Kanaka and Kalundra, tested positive for Covid-19. However, they have all recovered after undergoing self-isolation for 17 days.

As a mother, Tya Ariestya was naturally worried when she found out that her children also tested positive for Covid-19. However, she was grateful that her children did not experience any serious symptoms.

"Honestly, as a mother, I am always more worried about my children, but when I consulted a pediatrician, they said that based on the mild symptoms and the children's medical history, Alhamdulillah they do not have any underlying diseases," Tya said when contacted by KapanLagi.com®, last Sunday (25/7).

"So usually children have better immunity and recovery, God willing. So I don't want to be too worried, I just want to be prepared," she continued.

1. Buy Many Toys During Isolation

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Tya Ariestya is also grateful because during self-isolation, none of her children were fussy. Although they had to stay at home for more than 2 weeks, Tya enjoyed every moment with her beloved child.

Of course, there are certain tips to prevent children from being fussy during isolation. Tya always keeps her children happy by buying some toys so they can still play inside the room.

"So far, my children are very cooperative. I told them as long as we can stay in the room and not infect others. They drink a lot and eat well, with additional vitamins," she explained.

"We can play in the room and don't need to go to the hospital. Fortunately, they are not fussy. I try to come up with ideas to keep them happy playing in the room. We bought some cheap toys like sand toys, they can play in the morning sun, and we turned the bed into a trampoline and slide," she continued.

2. To Get Well Quickly

During her positive Covid-19 period, Tya Ariestya did several things to get well quickly, such as consuming nutritious food, frequently consulting with doctors, and trying to always stay happy. She also made sure to reduce reading news that made her panic.

"The nutrition of the food must be considered, don't forget to consult with doctors and make sure there is no deterioration. The rest is to try to stay happy and reduce reading scary news. InshaAllah, I hope to always be healthy in the future and that the pandemic will pass quickly," she concluded.

Previously, Tya announced that she did not experience severe symptoms and was categorized as an asymptomatic carrier. They only suffered from a cold and stuffy nose for a while.

Meanwhile, her son experienced symptoms that could be considered more severe than hers. Kanaka, who is still young, had a fever and felt achy in his legs.

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