DisclaimerClimbing and scrambling can be great fun, but can also be dangerous activities. This site was not built to encourage anyone to climb or scramble. If you are a parent, and your child is interested in climbing, it is essential that you enrol your child onto a course that can comprehensively teach your child to climb safely, even if you climb yourself. Climbing equipment is used to ensure that the climber/belayer is kept as safe as possible in what can be a hazardous sport. It is not possible to make any activity completely safe, but it is possible to make the maximum effort to ensure that it is undertaken in as safe a manner as possible. Do not take short cuts to safety and you and your child can enjoy this excellent sport for years to come. Kids Climbing is not responsible for the content of any other web site. If you wish to act on any information you receive from any other site, this will be at your own risk and at your responsibility only. Kids Climbing does not condone or encourage any dangerous, reckless or foolhardy action. Please ensure that you undertake the activities of climbing and scrambling in a sensible and safe manner. British Mountaineering Club (BMC) participation statement: "The BMC recognises that climbing and mountaineering are activities with a danger of personal injury or death. Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions and involvement."
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NoticeboardGreat new kid-centric adventure gear shop online! La Sportiva kids climbing boots for sale size 35. Excellent condition. £20. Contact me DMM comes up with new childrens harnesses - Parents Guide to climbing Young climber with Down's Syndrome claims first Munro Did you know you can now have very simple translations of the entire site? Why not put your comments in our Guestbook? Visit the Climbing Fun page with a quiz and wordsearch! Thanks to the many climbers who have helped to swell the links in the Climbing Stuff section! I've now split it up into separate pages under a new Kid-Friendly... header. Any parents⁄carers who have second hand⁄outgrown climbing boots please contact me and I'll post it up on the noticeboard. If you've got any comments or questions about this site or you can write a review of any of the gear, please contact me. ![]()
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