What do you mean by that? What behaviors did you observe?
An about 10yo girl at a park having an on the ground crying/screaming fit (unusual for that age) and sounding absolutely desperate while saying that she needed a mask and specifically mentioning that there was a newer version of COVID (the Delta variant, I'm sure, but I don't remember if she mentioned all that). Her mother didn't seem patient or understanding in her response (like, it was very low-quality parenting), but did provide the mask. The girl then spent the rest of her stay at the park far, far away from the play areas where other children her age were playing and just sat there alone and masked. She otherwise appeared to be a healthy child (and I would hope/assume that her mother wouldn't have brought her to the park if she had any high-risk conditions). I know people can have very different opinions on if it's wise (or ethical) to have your healthy children play at a park during COVID, but the thing that was notable to me was that she wasn't responding to being at a park the way most children her age were.
Thank you!
That makes a lot of sense
Here's the link to the full study. I just found this interesting (and sad)... I had looked up the topic because today I witnessed a child (not mine) having a COVID-themed panic attack and found this recently published study.