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arista 21-06-2023 01:50 AM

Lockdown damaged a generation of UK Children.
 
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Mystic Mock 21-06-2023 02:11 AM

Going by some of the weird **** that I've seen on Twitter and YouTube, I don't think that it's just the children that's been damaged from Lockdown.

Zizu 21-06-2023 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 11302555)
Going by some of the weird **** that I've seen on Twitter and YouTube, I don't think that it's just the children that's been damaged from Lockdown.


The whole world appears to be teetering on the edge of a breakdown

Complete madness at every turn
..


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arista 21-06-2023 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 11302555)
Going by some of the weird **** that I've seen on Twitter and YouTube, I don't think that it's just the children that's been damaged from Lockdown.


Of Course all were effected by Long Lockdowns

At least, we did not Bolt
Front Doors from the Outside
like China did.


But Children matter more
as a lack of Education
makes it all, far worse.

Quantum Boy 21-06-2023 11:51 AM

Depression/anxiety is sky high in young teens currently, I do think the Covid years and lockdown come into it in some ways. Also, kids of just-starting-school age right now (around 5, so toddlers when covid hit) seem to be lagging behind. I know a few people who have had to defer starting school because their kids just aren't ready, socially or in terms of ability.

bots 21-06-2023 12:05 PM

we just weren't in any way prepared for a pandemic. The inquiry will go on for years, but that is the only conclusion there can really be

Niamh. 21-06-2023 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11302655)
Depression/anxiety is sky high in young teens currently, I do think the Covid years and lockdown come into it in some ways. Also, kids of just-starting-school age right now (around 5, so toddlers when covid hit) seem to be lagging behind. I know a few people who have had to defer starting school because their kids just aren't ready, socially or in terms of ability.

I don't think it's a huge deal anyway to hold off starting them till a year later anyway, I think it would be worse for them to start them when they're not ready and have to keep them back. I didn't start either of my kids in primary school till they were 5 and a half ish


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