‎a systematic review regarding the diagnosis, symptoms, and methods of home quarantine in children during covid-19 pandemic

Introduction: this study was conducted with the aim of transmission methods, diagnosis, and home quarantine of covid-19 in babies and children. methodology: this study is a systematic review that was conducted in 2022. searches were conducted in pubmed, elsevier, and google scholar to identify related articles from 2019 to 2022. the search terms coronavirus 2019, covid-19, and pregnancy were used, which were adjusted according to the mesh. results: studies published from 2019 to the end of 2022 were evaluated. the contents that were explained in detail about them included the methods of transmission, clinical symptoms, and home quarantine and children. conclusion: according to the results of this research and confirming the effect of parents' unwanted thoughts and hyperarousal on children, the need for psychotherapists' intervention for families seems necessary on two levels. first, management and treatment of parental stress and second, children's anxiety and depression should be treated separately and correction of their possibly uncompromising interactive styles should be done in an interactive and confrontational way. this leads to both psychological and financial savings for the government and healthcare providers.