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By Jane Doe

Our children may be returning back to school, but we're not going back to normal. This year in Illinois, families and educators are teaming up to collect our #RightToCare. We demand early childhood care families can afford, access and trust and fair pay to educators that dedicate their lives to our children. Our children may be returning back to school, but we're not going back to normal. This year in Illinois, families and educators are teaming up to collect our #RightToCare. We demand early childhood care families can afford, access and trust and fair pay to educators that dedicate their lives to our children. Our children may be returning back to school, but we're not going back to normal. This year in Illinois, families and educators are teaming up to collect our #RightToCare. We demand early childhood care families can afford, access and trust and fair pay to educators that dedicate their lives to our children. Our children may be returning back to school, but we're not going back to normal. This year in Illinois, families and educators are teaming up to collect our #RightToCare. We demand early childhood care families can afford, access and trust and fair pay.

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Am I Doing Enough?

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I feel vulnerable every time I drop my son off at daycare. I'm worried about him getting COVID, but I know that I can't keep him home and keep working. I'm overwhelmed with worry about doing the right thing, and I constantly second guess myself. Are we being too cautious or not cautious enough? Is my son missing out, should we be doing more? Parenthood is always hard, it's always scary. Pairing that with a pandemic is devastating. I wouldn't change anything about when my son was born, but I long for normalcy. I want to plan his first birthday without worrying about someone having a fever. I want to take him to the aquarium and let his grandmas kiss his cheeks. It all just makes me really sad, and while I know I'm not alone it is so very isolating.

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