Choosing a household to 'double bubble' with requires trusting the other household to only meet with yours. — via healthing_ca
“This means finally hugging your grandparent or sharing a meal with your parents or closest friends but as we reopen and as we reunite we must continue to remain on guard,” said Ford on Friday.
Expanding your bubble by one household requires careful consideration. For parents with both aging parents and young children, for example, bubbling with a grandparent could be good because they can help with childcare, but there is a certain degree of risk for the grandparent since they are vulnerable to severe disease.It’s important to think about the risk for both yourself and the person you’re “bubbling” up with.
If somebody gets infected in your group and the disease spreads, it’s going to be contained within that group of people This means clear communication from both sides. If you come from a household where wearing a mask to the store is important but the people in your double-bubble don’t have the same belief, it’s a good idea to figure out if you’re comfortable with this before entering into a double-bubble agreement.
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