This week, the host of “It starts today” confided in her 6-year-old son Peter, traumatized by the coronavirus pandemic. The little boy seems to take barrier gestures a little too seriously, a worrying situation for Faustine Bollaert.
Confinements, closed schools, isolation and doubts, children have been facing the pandemic as much as adults for more than a year now. The little boy who, like all children, hears daily messages that promote barrier gestures now refuses the slightest tender gesture, including with his parents. The mother who made the front page of Télé Magazine this week, explained that her child categorically refused kisses, no matter who they came from.
Two weeks ago, the son of Faustine Bollaert and Maxime Chattam took his first steps in CP class. And who says resuming school, says wearing a mask permanently since Peter is now 6 years old and the mask is compulsory in class from 6 years old for children. For the little boy and according to the journalist, it will not be easy. “For the first time, he’s going to wear a mask at school. I feel it’s going to be complicated ” confides Faustine to Télé Magazine.
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Despite a busy schedule, the presenter remains a mother hen and doesn’t hesitate to support her son Peter, and her 8-year-old daughter Abbie. “I try as much as possible to spend Wednesdays with my children and to work from home on Mondays to do the shopping and cleaning like everyone else”, she confided in Nous Deux.