- Have an Open and Positive Mindset
- Having a physical space without distracting elements
- Establish structure and routine
- Give your toddler (and yourself) a break.

- Encourage movement
Toddlers need to move their bodies frequently throughout the day. Start the class with a small exercise or an energiser before your child is expected to focus on virtual learning. Few children are able to better focus on tasks while standing. Consider a few changes like having your computer or tablet to be placed on a raised surface to enable your child to stand and learn.
- Remember that we’re all in this together
Depending on the age of your child, children are likely to have some understanding of the pandemic and the public health risks. Remind your child that they are doing their part and taking responsibility to stop the spread of the virus by learning virtually from home instead of big groups at school. Kids all over the world are facing disturbances to their typical school experience. They need to understand the importance and their contribution that virtual learning is one of the ways to help take care of others and themselves as well.