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>No, I don't carry a snake bite kit with me, but I have taught my children that to watch where they walk. I have taught them to obey they laws. They are for their safety. I put them in their car seat from the moment they came home from the hospital and they have been in that or a seat belt ever since.
So what you're saying is you weigh the inconvenience against the potential risks and then act accordingly? Me, too.
> I don't have the right to play with their safety.
Sure you do, you're their parent.
>Neither do you just because you think they odds are in your favor. Well, they odds can always shift.
So I guess I shouldn't take them to the pool at all, then? They're safer at home locked in their closets, after all. Only a reckless and careless parent would needlessly subject their child to the dangers of the outside world for no reason other than convenience or fun.
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