Likely not. Unless the other parent is sick, or it can be proven that they have been exposed to Coronavirus (and therefore quarantined) you should continue to stick to your ordinary visitation schedule. You can always express your concerns and see if there is a different solution you can mutually agree to during this crisis. You may even come up with a temporary visitation plan that would remain in place throughout the Coronavirus pandemic. You might also want to consider coming up with contingency plans if the other parent gets sick or needs to quarantine. If that happens, you may want to offer additional make up time after they recover.