The aim of this paper is to determine the influence of media communication on children during the pandemic. Adults have been communicating via gadgets for a while now, and the same habit is growing among children as well. In the beginning of the pandemic we could have noticed a large decrease in face to face communication, which resulted in children spending even more time in front of various screens. It is logical to assume that the influence of media on children will consequently grow, which will be confirmed through a conducted research. The media communicates with children via different communication channels such as social media, television, children magazines, commercials and ads, cell phones.... For the purposes of this paper, we will elaborate in more detail two of the most common communication channels used by children today - the internet and the screen. The purpose of the conducted research for this paper was to determine whether the media has affected the children during the pandemic of COVID 19 through their communication and the media content offered, or, to be more precise, in what way were the children informed and introduced to current topics. Furthermore, the goal of the research was also to determine in which ways do children use the information obtained from the media in situations outside of their homes, for example if they put their hands in their mouth when in stores, do they touch the items in stores, do they wash their hands more often...We explored the above mentioned assumptions to determine and confirm the initial hypothesis which is that the media through their communication has a strong influence on children, especially during the pandemic when children use more media than they usually would.