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I'm not sure that's true, when comparing cities to towns (and parent specifically mentioned this was a city-centric view of kids.) While there is less crime, t
by edanm 7y ago
I'm not sure that's true, when comparing cities to towns (and parent specifically mentioned this was a city-centric view of kids.)
While there is less crime, there is a lot less space for kids to just run around, mostly because there's cars everywhere, which are obviously extremely unsafe for kids.
- ericd 7y agoYeah, this has me looking for a city where cars are kept on the outskirts, so that most of the city is safe for kids to live and participate in without our watching them constantly. I know this is a thing in other parts of the world, especially Europe, but I haven't found a good one in the US yet.
- riversflow 7y agoJust move to some place more rural. Kids will stay off the road if they have woods to explore. Good way to get away from pollution too.