According to the laws and social norms of most countries and regions, it is usually not allowed for minors under the age of 12 to go out on adventures alone without the consent of their parents or guardians. The following are a few key reasons and precautions： --- ### 1. **Legal and guardianship responsibilities** -The Minor Protection Law (the specific name varies from region to region) generally requires parents or guardians to be responsible for the safety and actions of children. Going out alone without permission may be regarded as negligence of guardianship and may even violate the law. -If you are found out to be alone, the police or social service agencies may intervene to ensure your safety. --- ### 2. **Security risk** -**Limited physical ability**: Exploration may involve complex terrain, weather changes, or sudden hazards (such as getting lost, injury, animal threats, etc.), and minors have a weak ability to deal with these risks. -**Lack of experience**: It takes mature experience to judge potential hazards (such as strangers, traffic environments, and natural disasters), and it is easy for young children to overestimate their abilities. --- ### 3. **Parents' right and responsibility to know** -Parents have the right to know where their children are going in order to provide help in an emergency. Unsolicited actions can worry them and may also lead to family conflicts. -If an accident occurs, rescue may be delayed without an adult present. --- ### 4. **Alternative suggestions** -**Communicate with your parents**: Share your adventure interests, invite them to plan a family adventure together, or choose safe outdoor activities (such as hiking in the park, camping, etc.). -**Participate in organized activities**: Many institutions offer adventure camps or nature education programs suitable for children, led by professional adults, which are safe and fun. -**Gradually cultivate independence**: You can first try to explore for a short time near your home (such as a community or a familiar park), and gradually expand your scope as you grow. --- ### Summary Safety always comes first! The fun of adventure lies in discovery and learning, but it needs to be premised on safety. Please be sure to obtain the consent and support of your parents first, or if you are accompanied by an adult. When you grow up a little bit, your ability and freedom of independent action will naturally increase! 🌟 If you have a specific adventure plan, you may wish to talk to your parents and develop a safety plan together!