This has been edited for the benefit of many children eager to experiment. Don't worry, it's not a book created by a madman; it's possible that you—the adult reading this—may have experienced many of the suggestions compiled here in your tender childhood (even if now, as a parent, you don't want to remember them). In any case, we recommend it because it is a book for reflecting on children's own abilities and limits and, above all, because it is a book for us—parents—to think about our protective (or overprotective) role and its impact on children's self-confidence. Quite a controversial and necessary topic."

How can one grow up without any danger? In 50 Dangerous Things, you'll find many fun ways to get your kids to explore the world around them. With fun facts and easy-to-follow instructions that will guide you through challenges as inherent to children as playing with fire or mastering a somersault, this book will encourage the whole family to embrace a little danger."

"A critique of the world of blunt-tipped scissors, bland parks with plastic toys, and perpetual parental anxiety"

Measurements: Height: 24 cm Length: 17 cm