Children's freedom of movement is shrinking significantly, according to a study from Luleå University of Technology. It shows that a seven-year-old in Sweden today is often allowed to explore a very small area without an adult. "They don't get the chance to use their abilities," says researcher Anna-Karin Lindqvist.
Children's freedom of movement is shrinking significantly, according to a study from Luleå University of Technology. It shows that a seven-year-old in Sweden today is often allowed to explore a very small area without an adult. "They don't get the chance to use their abilities," says researcher Anna-Karin Lindqvist.