The New Normal: How to keep unvaccinated kids safe this Thanksgiving

If you travel this week for Thanksgiving, you won't be alone. TSA says more than 2 million people passed through U.S. airport security check points on Friday.

What precautions do you need to know if you're traveling?

The COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine has been approved for children 5-11. What precautions should kids take this Thanksgiving?

Should everyone be getting boosters or only certain people?

COVID-19 numbers are ticking up slightly. Is this a preview of what we can expect during the holidays?

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The New Normal: How to keep unvaccinated kids safe this Thanksgiving

News 12's Marissa Sarbak was joined by Dr. Sharon Nachman to discuss vaccines for children and the holidays.

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