Outdoor area, slope towards the neighbor, how to frame?

2020-06-22 13:51:09

Junior will climb and run on the slope as if nothing were wrong. It never bothered me before either. I would have stomach pains if there were still a retaining wall below.

2020-06-22 14:17:52

I know, I know, helicopter parents and all: but if someone falls down and hits their head on the curb stones below, that would be dangerous - even if you trust your own children, eventually you have other children in the garden...

2020-06-22 14:47:56

Seriously, some anti-authoritarian, non-helicopter parents are giving me more headaches. The other day, a friend of my daughter actually climbed over a flowerpot, onto a wall, onto the pool. I got her down and was a bit stern. Not loud or a rant, just enough for the kid to realize, attention. Her mother just said, "She knows she can't swim and watches out for herself. She's allowed to do that." HUH???

2020-06-22 22:29:49

Seriously, some anti-authoritarian, not helicopter parents worry me more. Recently, a friend of my daughter actually climbed over a flowerpot, onto a wall, onto the pool. I got her down and was a bit harsh. Not loud or a tirade, just so the child notices, warning. Her mother just said, "She knows she can't swim and watches out for herself. She’s allowed to do that." WHAAAT

Some people are just strange

2020-06-22 22:42:05

Her mother probably just meant "She knows she can't swim and will watch out for herself. She's allowed to do that" HUH

Probably Montessori education, learning through experience, almost drowning is probably part of it.

2020-06-23 07:23:01

Seriously, some anti-authoritarian, non-helicopter parents give me more headaches. The other day, a friend of my daughter actually climbed over a flowerpot, onto a wall, onto the pool. I got her down from there and was a bit stern. Not loud or a scolding tirade, just so the child notices, warning. Her mother just said, "She knows she can't swim and looks out for herself. She's allowed to do that." HUHHHHH

ejo next time just let it happen. If she gets wet and swallowed water, she knows she can't swim. Probably not^^

on the core topic. really not L stones and catch the slope? you can also use hollow stones. .

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Outdoor area, slope towards the neighbor, how to frame?

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