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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just my opinion. So many little kids i know with parents who tend to be the anxious type are listless, cranky, acting out.

Little kids don't have the skills to say, I'm lonely I miss my friends. They cant control anything. They don't even get online connection. For them in person is the only real thing.

I think we're seeing mass child abuse especially of age 3-5. [/quote]

Yes, if you know a child who is not seeing anyone during the pandemic, that is abuse.  On the other hand, if they are seeing their parents they obviously aren’t isolated.  Which is it?[/quote]
Parents are not enough at ages 3-5.[/quote]

With involved engaged parents, its more than plenty.  The issue is most parents don't want to sit down and play and engage and teach their kids.[/quote]

FFS WE ARE WORKING!!! not sure why this is hard to understand[/quote]

It is somewhat hard to understand, since child care for babies and toddlers is widely available [/quote]

No, it isn’t.  There have been multiple stories in the local news about daycare shortages due to centers and in-homes remaining closed.  They didn’t all just magically reopen this summer, and many people can’t afford a nanny.
Infant daycare is particularly problematic right now.  It was an issue before covid, and the pandemic has just exacerbated the problem.[/quote]

Really!? In my area daycares are recruiting kids like crazy. (Baltimore suburb)[/quote]

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