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Strong girls make a strong world, and it’s my job to make sure my daughters know that. My two girls, Harper and Margot, are going to do big things someday – and one of the best things about being their mom is that I’ll get the front row seat. But for now, it’s all about blowing bubbles, mast... View More

Safety • Jan 28, 2021

When Should I Get My Kid Tested for COVID-19?

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In today’s MomDocs video, Kendra Whittle talks to Dr. Kristen Bruno about when you should get your child tested for COVID-19 and why. Testing is especially important if your child is coughing, has a fever, or is showing any other symptoms of COVID-19. The cold & flu can both look very similar to COVID-19. However, the associated risks are very different, so it’s crucial to know what’s causing your child’s symptoms right now. If your child has been exposed to COVID-19 but is NOT currently exhibiting symptoms, watch the video to find out why it may be better to wait a few days before testing.