This is in Massachusetts so everyone is wearing a chin diaper 24/7 for the most part. People in my neighborhood won't even talk to me at this point because I never wear one when out walking.
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This is in Massachusetts so everyone is wearing a chin diaper 24/7 for the most part. People in my neighborhood won't even talk to me at this point because I never wear one when out walking.
I'm in the same place and it is exactly true. Even small children are muzzled by their parents while outside. It is truly like living in a dystopian hellscape.
Tiny babies held in the arms of their parents forced to wear little masks! Not to mention babies naturally look to their parents’ faces for reassurance and connection. It’s fundamentally abhorrent and even criminal we are raising children who will be developmentally possibly permanently harmed by this lack of human face to face connection. How will they judge emotions or tone when their brains are deprived of that input? Babies brains are soaking up sensory and verbal stimuli at a prodigious rate as they grow and develop. A critical component of that healthy growth will be absent. It reminds me of the orphans in Romania and Russia (pls correct if countries wrong) who had profound difficulties relating to their adoptive parents because they had not been held or comforted by parents or caregivers and thus did not equate them with positive emotion or responses. I’ve only read and studied this on a limited level (MA degree only) so would love for a more educated person to chime in here.
In school, young children 4-5 yo are masked and kept from touching or even being near friends and teachers. I am terrified of the results of this.