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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This has nothing to do with covid, but get a speech evaluation.  The wait and see works with some kids and can really harm other kids.[/quote]
You seem to know nothing about speech development.[/quote]
Do enlighten us.[/quote]
Babies must SEE how your mouth moves in order to learn how to speak normally. Duh.[/quote]
My kid and the others in her class have no speech delays and they have masked providers. Duh.[/quote]

My kid and others in her daycare class do have speech delays.  Duh. [/quote]
Do your part. Don’t be lazy.[/quote]

The last thing DH and I are is lazy.  We engage with our child every waking hour we are with her - talking, reading, singing, and playing.  She clearly needed to see her 8.5 hour/five day a week teachers talk.  Same with her classmates.  To say this is the parents fault is stunningly ignorant.

Plus you have no clue how much better your child would be if she didn’t have masked teachers.  Way to thwart her potential, PP. [/quote]
You have no way of proving masks alone are causing your child’s delay, do you? [/quote]

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