Listen to me: your kids are going to be fine. Socializing them is no damn emergency.
If you have enough funds to buy food for your family—if your kids have a safe home, toys to play with, and an internet connection so that they can be entertained and communicate with others—then you are doing just fine, your kids are going to be fine, and you can sit right down.
Yes, this blows, but our kids are more resilient than we think. Personally, I have been reflecting on my own life and childhood. My dad left my mom when I was six and my life was really freaking unstable for a while. My newly single mom had no money, and for a while, we were moving from place to place—one move every few months. We lived in a cheap motel for a few weeks. I missed a few months of kindergarten, and went to six different elementary schools.
Guess what? I survived, as did so many children who have faced adversity in their lives. Kids are resilient. My mom was my rock and showed me love and care through it all, so I was okay. And we can do that for our kids too. Sometimes life is weird for kids. Sometimes it gets upended. We can help them move through all their emotions about that and show them that they will be okay.
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