La psicología dice que las personas que iban solas a la escuela, cruzaban calles transitadas y sabían qué casas evitar a menudo no lo describen como negligencia, sino como independencia; y muchos todavía están tratando de entender por qué esa misma libertad ahora parece casi imposible de brindar a un niño

Psychologists reveal that children who used to roam freely, crossing busy streets and knowing which houses to avoid, often saw this as a sign of independence rather than negligence. This shift has fundamentally changed how kids develop autonomy. Today, many parents struggle to provide the same freedom to their children, highlighting a broader societal concern about the balance between safety and fostering independence in childhood. This evolving perspective underscores a growing tension in how we view child safety and personal freedom.