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20 COVID-19 Memes to make you smile

20 COVID-19 Memes to make you smile

COVID-19 and being in lockdown in no laughing matter, but like fellow blogger, Liesl quoted in her #LieslMidweekMoments post: … “South Africans are like those kids at the back of the class always making jokes of everything.” This is so true and indeed we are a strange nation. I am not referring here to our immense cultural diversity, but rather our curious “never say die” mentality.

The benefits of Laughing Therapy is widely published and practised and so we decided to share some of our top picks relating to parenting, lockdown, and human behaviour.

If you have more to share feel free to post them in comments under the Facebook post right at the bottom of this blog.

The best parenting quarantine memes, jokes and videos

Kids, discipline and routine

I was so chuffed with my morning routine and how well it worked until I spoke to my sister who now has a teen in the house. The star chart I suggested below just didn’t cut it. Fortunately, Tybott and his mom reached me and I could happily recommend this parenting style to my sister. Oh, and remember you can download our daily planner HERE.

Discipline in my house:

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#TanyasTales #Saturday This week, I thought I would share some tips on how we manage to both work and play with the little ones. Routine really DOES HELP to manage expectations for both adults and kids. I have to confess it took about an hour of planning (no kids near) to get hubby's schedule going. With these COVID19 related changes, I have decided to embrace this quieter time and try my 8-13 routine again. I will update you on what IS working at this stage. My kids are aged 5 and 7 if you want to see if your kids can perhaps relate. 1) We start early. 5am Meditation - My Hubby and I get up at 5, shower, then we read Bible, chat, reflect and pray together. #RULE- kids are only allowed in once the door is open. We are diligent in opening it at 6am. 2) 6am - 8am Morning Routine. Hubby goes off to do his work and we cuddle for a while and then start the day. Kids start their morning routine. They get rewarded with a STAR chart for doing these 7 things before 8am. 50 STARS = a new book. They need to do this independently: have breakfast (at the table) brush teeth & hair get dressed make the bed unpack the dishwasher pack snack for 10.45am I exercise and then reward them immediately 3) Free Play 8am-9.45 + I work. they get their own snacks and eat it. 4) 10 - 10:45 Illustrator lessons for kids online. My friend told me about the illustration lessons someone from Durbanville offers every day at 10am. Inbox me for the Facebook LIVE link, they do amazing drawings! 5) 10.45 Tea and Chat time. By now I take a 15-20 minute break to give feedback on their drawings, snack together and perhaps play a game of Rummy. Then they go outside to play ball or build whatever they feel like building & I have another hour to work. Thereafter we all lunch together and play for a while. 100% time IN. I may have more tips for the afternoon. We stick to 19.30 storytime and bedtime at 20:00 so hubby and I can have some quality time together before we are off to bed. I have not implemented Tracey's "Idea of the day" yet. We have a daily planner available on the blog. Again you can inbox me for the printable. It helps A LOT! Stay strong, stay safe, reflect often.

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Discipline in Tybott’s house:

In the meantime teens from across the world are starting to doubt the parental guidance they received. Point proven:

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Afrikaans teens:

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Work from home

Technology made it possible for us to work from home, and so we are very happy to be able to still contribute to society. Working from home should be no issue, well unless you have kids!

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Hellur I am not not in sweatpants @ikasliwal

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Quarantine Creativity

I love Argentinian artist Pedro Mezzini and his rendition of the famous Where's Waldo children's puzzle books. Now I can find him too!

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Wally Corona Virus edition

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van gogh face mask | COVID-19

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Future predictions

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Shopping before lockdown memes

I'm not even sure if this is a joke. Seriously? What is it with all the toilet paper? Maybe it is just a physical manifestation of the "poo-poo" people are in! (on a more serious note there is an interesting psychological theory behind it. Because it is a large item it as a knock-on effect, one person sees a large purchase (say 18 rolls), then the next feel the urge to buy more, the next sees the shelve emptying and before you know it, you have 144 rolls that won't even fit in your car!

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Covid-19 memes to make  you smile | Things to do With Kids

At Home With kids

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Living in Lock Down

Corona Conspiricy Theory | COVID-19
Mother Nature - Hold My Bear | COVID-19

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#quarantine, #coronavirus, #commutingincoronatimes

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Tanya Badenhorst

Tanya is our publisher. With an honours degree in Biokinetics, diploma in Business Marketing and Administration, and as a master analyser, she loves blogging about educational topics, and how to simplify life. She is an extroverted logical thinker and enjoys writing about products and services that solve problems and makes life more enjoyable. She is a scientist at heart with a love for life, travel, family, friends and universal principles. In her free time, Tanya reads books on spiritual and business growth. Things to do With Kids created a career that involves her heart for family life, problem-solving and travelling. Tanya surrounds herself with geniuses who share her values, love for wisdom and life.

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