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Should parents let their kids take more risks?
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For children in the U.S., unsupervised play is largely a pastime of previous generations. Hanna Rosin of The Atlantic writes about the consequences of guarding children from perceived dangers in her article, The Overprotected Kid. Judy Woodruff interviews Rosin about how we deal with risks and safety concerns for our children.
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