Re:Balancing Outdoor Risky Play and Injury Prevention in Chi...
by CogitoCogito on Friday January 26, 2024 @11:39AM
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Where did you grow up?
Re:Balancing Outdoor Risky Play and Injury Prevention in Chi...
by funcDropShadow on Friday January 26, 2024 @03:23PM
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> Staying indoor is only logical solution!
Kids need to go outdoors on their own to grow up. They need to extend the radius in which they be active on their own. You can't lock kids until they go to college or university. Otherwise they become young adults unfit to live an independent live.
Re:Balancing Outdoor Risky Play and Injury Prevention in Chi...
by Thri4895o on Friday January 26, 2024 @04:43PM
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Did you read my comments? Kids are staying at home voluntary, because they are shit scared of dogs and crazies!!
I am not going to force my kid outside, if it has panic attacks from neighbours pitbulls!
Re:Balancing Outdoor Risky Play and Injury Prevention in Chi...
by jjav on Friday January 26, 2024 @05:48PM
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> Kids are staying at home voluntary, because they are shit scared of dogs and crazies!!
What city do you live in?
Never seen or heard of such a place, but I'm not going to pretend to know every city in the world, so very curious to know where the town is overrun by dogs and crazy people running after you (if nothing else, so I don't visit).
A few times per week. Many people here have aggressive dogs and zero control over them.
Dog bite is a serous injury that requires hospital visit and painful antibiotics for several days. Saying anything else is a bs!
> Avoiding dangerous situations is something kids have to learn, and kids are not stupid
You can not avoid dogs! They are everywhere, are larger, faster and with zero responsibility! There is adult who owns the dog! Putting blame and responsibility on kids is foolish! Staying indoor is only logical solution!
> are too afraid
... Kid provoked the dog attack by being afraid... My favorite excuse.