The end of the year – typically a time for holidays and relaxation – is just around the corner. But after such a tumultuous year that has been filled with disruptions to children’s schooling and exams, how do parents make the best of the year-end break? Consultant developmental paediatrician Dr Rajini Sarvananthan takes stock of how 2020 has affected children, and how families can still make the year-end holidays fun. 





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The end of the year &ndash; typically a time for holidays and relaxation &ndash; is just around the corner. But after such a tumultuous year that has been filled with disruptions to children&rsquo;s schooling and exams, how do parents make the best of the year-end break? Consultant developmental paediatrician Dr Rajini Sarvananthan takes stock of how 2020 has affected children, and how families can still make the year-end holidays fun. 


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