Quote Originally Posted by Yppej View Post
I have written probably almost a year ago about how difficult I find it to wear masks, that I have never been one who can wear a turtleneck, can't stand things around my face, and later about a very itchy painful rash I got starting in the area under my mask that kept me up at night. I was told to suck it up.

Yesterday I saw on the news special masks developed with autistic children in mind because they too cannot stand to have anything on their face. It has a bigger pocket of air. (Guess what, you don't outgrow sensory sensitivity, adults can have it too, hence all the hypoallergenic products out there.)

Anyways, who here thinks this is unnecessary and children should just suck it up, don't complain, if they do they're being vain and don't care about others' health?
As you said in your own post, they have developed special masks for children and hypoallergenic products for adults. And, any parent worth their salt would be protecting their children at all costs - special needs or not. I've seen plenty of young children out with their parents WITH MASKS! And not whining about wearing them.

Edited to add: Giving it serious thought, I haven't see ANY children whining about having to wear their masks.