Based on ongoing longitudinal research in families with young children, we investigate parents’ changing everyday experiences and health care practices of dealing with COVID-19 policies in the Netherlands from March to June 2020. We identify four key themes developing over time. In relation to evolving COVID-19 prevention policies, (a) the lockdown interrupted life and experiences of temporality. (b) Following the lockdown, risk management changed from fear to insecurities and (c) simultaneously, emotion management transitioned from solidarity to fragmentation. (d) Increasingly, pragmatic considerations allowed parents to tackle uncertainties and created room to normalize everyday life. We studied “change” by using a novel conceptual model for temporality and found distinct temporalities in parents’ accounts. In sum, we interpret this as a shift from danger to uncertainty, induced by policy shifts and pragmatically translating those to the lifeworld.

基于对有幼儿的家庭正在进行的纵向研究，我们调查了 2020 年 3 月至 2020 年 6 月荷兰父母在应对 COVID-19 政策方面不断变化的日常经验和医疗保健实践。我们确定了四个随着时间推移而发展的关键主题。关于不断发展的 COVID-19 预防政策，(a) 封锁中断了生活和暂时的体验。(b) 封锁之后，风险管理从恐惧转变为不安全感；(c) 同时，情绪管理从团结转变为分裂。(d) 越来越务实的考虑使父母能够应对不确定性并为日常生活正常化创造空间。我们通过使用一种新颖的时间概念模型来研究“变化”，并在父母的描述中发现了不同的时间性。总共，