That's trully atrocious. When it comes to children there is an additional level of responsebvility that cannot be 'waived' away. For instance if children tres

That's trully atrocious. When it comes to children there is an additional level of responsebvility that cannot be 'waived' away. For instance if children tresspass onto your land and hurt themselves, you could be held legally responsible under the doctrine of 'Attractive nuisance'