COVID-19 is a deadly global pandemic with scientific efforts improving our understanding of this novel coronavirus. No proven disease-specific therapies exist although various antiviral regimens offer some success. Many vaccines are in development and phase III clinical trial testing. COVID-19 thrives on medically fragile, elderly and socially disadvantaged, while children have been less affected. Children at risk are those with co-morbidities and neonates; the multisystem inflammatory syndrome is a severe version diagnosed in high-risk children. This article provides COVID-19 management for children, and implications for nursing and advanced practice providers. Suggested Reviewers: Response to Reviewers: As the review was a lot. Please see all of the revisions requested by the reviewers as an attachment in

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Implications for practice and research► Clinicians can use these findings to prioritise the return to visitor's access in organisation of maternity services in the 'new normal' post pandemic. ► Evidence-based research are needed to discover the findings of shortterm and long-term impact from visitor restrictions on families.

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