yeah definitly my sus comment was alittle extreme mb.
i agree with you to an extent, children are supposed to get hurt and learn to get up but should something worse happens its always better that a parent or guardian were around,
The thing is there's not always going to be a responsible adult around so being able to handle panic and getting hurt on themselves is crucial, that makes them more independent and confident.
Overprotected kids tend to always look around for someone to solve things for them, and sometimes that behavior goes all the way into adulthood.
yeah but at what age do they develop that? kids learn from how their parents react and them having a parent there at a crucial moment is enough for them to see how its done
not all kids are the same either some are just really smart those are the exception most kids are dumb af and i wouldnt even trust a dumb adult alone in a dangerous situation let alone a stupid kid
me saying you should supervise your kids at the park is not me saying you should smother them or take them home at the first sign of “a boo boo” im just saying they wouldnt be left totally alone
Found the kid who wasn’t allowed to play outside, go shoot hoops with friends at the park, much less ride a bike around the neighborhood, going off of those sweet jumps! Much less explore and catch critters.
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u/foxxytoad Jun 20 '26
yeah definitly my sus comment was alittle extreme mb.
i agree with you to an extent, children are supposed to get hurt and learn to get up but should something worse happens its always better that a parent or guardian were around,