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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are no reasons to mask in a childcare setting. You should find a new daycare or, rally parents, so that everybody can speak up. [b]Do they eat inside? Do they nap? All of that is done without a mask so masking in that environment is pointless. [/b] Honestly, I’m surprised daycares are still masking. [/quote] How are people still this uneducated this late in the pandemic? Cutting down exposure, either by limiting the number of people someone is exposed to (masking at times when a kid is moving around the classroom, but not when they are sleeping with probably 2 kids within a distance where transmission is more likely), or the time that they're exposed to them, absolutely reduces viral load which both decreases the likelihood of transmission, and the severity of illness. [b] I'm not saying that you should or shouldn't mask your kids. Masking is up to you and the decision should depend on a variety factors including the health risks of members of your household, and your tolerance for missing work and having other family members miss other commitments. [/b] But judging people for the bolded is a sign you are clueless. It's like saying that if your child doesn't wear a seatbelt in one situation (let's say an ambulance ride) there's no point in wearing one in another situation. [/quote] Another factor is whether your child has issues with speech or socialization and struggles to be heard/understood with a mask on, which can lead to frustration and/or safety issues.[/quote] +100. I am multilingual and had professional diction training and I struggle to be heard and understood behind a mask; I can't imagine what it's like for little children still learning to talk. [/quote]
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