Masks allegedly harming children’s speech development
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say putting a face mask on your child is a critical tool in slowing the spread of COVID-19, however, some in the health community are now sounding an alarm.
Therapists say they are seeing children with speech delays.
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Gregg Santos brings his son, Diego, to speech therapy twice a week.
“He would just ramble, baby ramble,” Santos said. “Certain words that are key did not flow, so that began to raise a red flag.”
Santos said his son was born perfectly healthy at the start of a pandemic.
“We’d go out and walk around the neighborhood, and there would be no one there…everyone just stayed in,” Santos said. – READ MORE
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