Risky play—climbing trees, jumping gaps, sledding fast—is where children calibrate their actual abilities against threat, which builds both genuine confidence and realistic fear instead of the brittle arrogance that comes from never testing yourself. Preventing it doesn't make kids safe, it makes them reckless when unsupervised.
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