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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it is impossible for any of us to judge who is in the right here not knowing your kid and not being there at the time.  I have been in this exact situation with my kids where I know they would love something, but they are scared and won't do it, but just need that extra push.  Pushing through anxiety and coming out the other side is one of the best feelings in life.  Whether it is getting up in front of the class for the class play, or zip lining, or soccer tryouts, sometimes you just have to do it despite being scared or afraid.

For all of the "zip-lining is dangerous" types, it absolutely isn't.  I think there is a lot of scared parents on this thread that are projecting their own fears onto the child in OPs post.[/quote]

Any activity that requires you to sign waiver of liability is okay to refuse.[/quote]

This 100%. I don’t recall any soccer try-outs or class plays that requiring signing a liability waiver. The PP you’re responding to is being willfully ignorant. [/quote]

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