Danish parents encourage unstructured play (especially the kind that lets children test their limits) as a way to help them grow into competent, independent adults.

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The benefits of risky play – like learning to tolerate failure, distress and uncertainty – aren’t just important parts of being a kid. They’re important parts of being human."

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