There is a movement to put back "dangerous" playgrounds. The idea is to let kids hurt themselves, but without permanent injuries or death. So, for example brui

There is a movement to put back "dangerous" playgrounds. The idea is to let kids hurt themselves, but without permanent injuries or death. So, for example bruises are ok, broken bones are tolerated if it is a rare occurrence, getting impaled is definitely not ok, so you can build a platform you can fall from, but if it is high enough, put something to break the fall, and make absolutely sure there can't be a sharp stick in the way. Minor cuts and splinters are ok, so you can use rough materials, but chopped off fingers are not, so be very careful with mechanisms.