In Jakarta, a child-welfare case involving harm attributed to parental negligence has prompted a warning from a child psychologist. Professor Rose Mini Agoes Salim of Universitas Indonesia told parents that children should remain safe and comfortable during every activity. She said caregivers need to judge risks carefully rather than rely on assumptions about what is harmless. The emphasis on mindful parenting means supervision should fit the child’s age and the activity or setting involved. Mindful parenting also requires caregivers to stay alert as children grow and their activities change, rather than treating supervision as a one-time precaution. Her advice makes prevention and steady supervision continuing responsibilities for parents.