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Safety Worst

Author
Jeff Cannata/Anthony Carboni
Published
Wed 30 Mar 2016
Episode Link
http://wehaveconcerns.com

The community of Delta, B.C. is looking at updating its Annieville playground with riskier equipment, after a public health expert told the council that kids who play safe when they're young show more signs of depression and anxiety later in life. Anthony and Jeff have some strong opinions about playing it safe, and debate the merits of "helicopter parenting".


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