Life in Covid-19 lockdown from a child's perspective: I’m a kid ... get me out of here!

From wanting God to use his super powers to banish the virus, to going bowling for 10 days straight when everything returns to ‘normal’, Susan O’Shea finds out what children really think of Covid-19, what it feels like to be in lockdown for so long, the stresses of sibling rivalry, and what kids miss the most
Lughaidh Smyth, 13, grappling with his siblings for a laptop.
Lughaidh Smyth, 13, grappling with his siblings for a laptop.

From wanting God to use his super powers to banish the virus, to going bowling for 10 days straight when everything returns to ‘normal’, Susan O’Shea finds out what children really think of Covid-19, what it feels like to be in lockdown for so long, the stresses of sibling rivalry, and what kids miss the most

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