Positive parenting in Covid-19 times
At first, the irruption of Covid-19 was labelled as a great equalizer. The virus does not discriminate between rich and poor. The discourse was quite shared: we are all exposed, we are all vulnerable, we must all be confined. It took a few weeks to see that this statement was terribly false. The first lesson has certainly been that we are all vulnerable. The second lesson has been that, among the most vulnerable their vulnerability grew even more at least in three aspects: access to school (Beaunoyer, Dupéré and Guitton, 2020), work (Irlacher and Koch, 2020), and health (van Dorn, Cooney, and Sabin). However, it seems that this health had also implications for families as well, especially regarding communication, support, and organization (Cluver et al. 2020).