Agree. ☞ Your child’s HQ test score is less than 10.

Safety is paramount, especially when engaging in high-risk leisure activities. Children are still developing physically, which makes them more vulnerable to injuries from high-risk activities. Their bones, muscles, and joints are not fully developed, making them more susceptible to fractures, sprains, and other injuries. Serious injuries during childhood can lead to long-term physical consequences, such as chronic pain or mobility issues, which could affect the child’s future health and quality of life.

Let’s prioritize precautions and responsible behavior because accidents can result in severe injuries or fatalities. Participation in high-risk activities that lead to injuries can disrupt a child’s physical, social, and academic development.