Christine McGuinness says 'it feels like we've gone back two years' as autistic children struggle in lockdown
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukChristine McGuinness says it feels like her children have taken step back as they struggle with lockdown. Christine, 32, and her husband Paddy McGuinness, 46, are parents to Felicity, and twins Leo and Penelope.
The couple found out earlier this year that three-year-old Felicty had autism just like her older siblings. Speaking on Tuesday's Loose Women, Christine said that it was 'upsetting' to see her children's progress come to a halt during the coronavirus pandemic. "Whether you've got children or not, this is a really difficult time, but certainly for children or adults with autism this is really affecting them," she said on the ITV show as she joined the panel via video link. "It's quite common for autistic children to have development
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