Wojcicki: About eight US states outlaw children walking or shopping alone
Esther Wojcicki · #79 Esther Wojcicki: The “TRICK” to Raising Successful People · Mar 17, 2020 · at 48:56
Educator and author Esther Wojcicki discusses legal restrictions and societal fears regarding child autonomy with host Shane Parrish.
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“I can't tell you which states they're in, because I haven't memorized those states, but I know there's about eight states that have laws that say you can't let your child walk alone. You can't leave your child, you know, in the store by themselves.”
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