Good morning, but especially to those who understand that Covid is simultaneously 100x less deadly for kids than seniors *and* that it was the leading cause of infectious disease death among kids last year, which, unlike most other top causes of death, is now preventable.
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Also preventable: long Covid in kids including potential long-term neurological damage. I don’t get parents who are willing to roll the dice with this one.
Exactly this, what is the data for long term effects on kids/people who get it? Sure, they might not die but if they'll suffer or have problems from it for the rest of their life... does not sound good to me.
