The Canadian Pediatrics Society released a statement explaining the following about "Risky Play".

Risky Play for children is one way to prevent obesity, anxiety, and behavioral issues.

Risky Play is not developmentally appropriate for children, due to increased risk of injury and hospitalization.

Risky Play always has safe outcomes and there is no risk of injury to the child.

Caregivers do not need to account for the child's unique social, medical, and developmental needs.