Background and purpose Increased time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic
significantly decreased children's physical activity. This systematic review aimed to evaluate …

Rationale Adventurous play, where children take age-appropriate risks involving
uncertainty, fear, and thrill, is positively associated with children's physical health, mental …

Parents act as significant agents in determining whether or not their children are able to take
risks. However, there has been little literature which explores the role of parental variables …

Background: Outdoor, adventurous play supports physical activity and might help to prevent
mental health problems, yet data on preschool-aged children's outdoor play are scarce …

Allowing children the opportunity to take risks in their play may provide learning experiences
that benefit children's health and well-being. Parents' perception of risk in children's play …

Objective We investigated grandparents' motivations and challenges for grandparent–
grandchild outdoor play with their 3‐to 5‐year‐old grandchildren. Background Outdoor play …

Aim The outdoor physical activity (OPA) of children and adolescents in the" Z" era decreased
sharply compared with the previous generation, and the purpose of this study is to explore …

Play is an essential activity for various developmental aspects of the early childhood years
and sometimes this activity includes taking risks, a mixture of emotions ranging from fear and …

Background The internet has become a place of increased risk of abuse, including sexual
abuse, for young people (YP). One potential risk factor to online abuse and exploitation is …

Playing outside is essential to growing up actively, socially and in good health. It is theorized
that children particularly benefit from risky play situations. Opportunities for risky play …