A friend of Hai Chuan has a question about skating in winter. . .
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My child has always loved roller skating; he played with them for a long time, and although he would fall from time to time, he hardly ever got injured. A few days ago, while turning too quickly in the square and encountering a bicycle ahead, he slipped and fell, scraping his knees through his clothes. When he went to see a doctor, the doctor said that it’s not safe to do this in cold weather, as falls can easily lead to injuries, as the skin, muscles, and bones become stiff and less elastic in winter, making them prone to damage upon impact. Now the child believes everything the doctor says; at night he stays at home watching TV and refuses to go out, and it seems he’s giving up roller skating. . . You can’t let him watch TV all the time; it’s frustrating. . . .
It’s so foggy outside; it’s best to stay at home.
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Some doctors like to scare children. Suggestions: 1. Choose a place with fewer people; 2. Use protective gear; 3. Have good basic skills and proper skating shoes. In fact, it’s fine to skate in winter. jinlaiba.com/archives/5621.html Doctors may not be aware of this jinlaiba.com/archives/4516.html But I know for sure that the child wasn’t wearing any protective gear at that time