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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a sahm. My husband is an essential worker. I take my kids to the grocery store in potomac village. There are plenty of other kids there too.

OP, take your child wherever you need to go. It’s 100% okay for an ASD preschooler to be maskless. If anyone has the nerve to say anything, kill them with kindness. It says more about them than you. [/quote]

Essential workers still have time off and can help care for their children while you, the SAHM can run errands, OR, they can run errands while they are out (and at 4risk) already.

What is so hard about this? Order in when you can. If you cannot, one person from the household should be running errands, preferably the same person.

The instructions haven’t changed that I’m aware of. [/quote]

The fact is, many, many people like PP and OP just don't care - it's not that there are no alternative solutions to bringing their kids along, it's that they DO.NOT.CARE.  Or they are the kind of people who just don't stop to think and justify to themselves, "Oh, the likelihood of little Jimmy getting or giving anyone Covid is so low, I'm sure nothing will happen."  So no, OP and PP, you don't have the right not to have people get angry at you and your maskless kid.  People getting angry at you is the consequences of your anti-social behavior. You don't get to both behave in a anti-social way and avoid people calling you on it.  Signed, mom of a kid with autism who has not brought him on a single indoor errand since March.  [/quote]

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