She might agree with that if she hadn't known one that proceeded to eat unknown bone fragments and almost die from it. Still, yes, children get a free pass.

Naomi makes sure not to move until the boy's ready to keep moving forward. If the structure ends up compromised, she wants to be the first to react and make sure he didn't crawl back into the pile. There would be no furniture protecting him this time. Once they're out, Naomi stands - and though there's a small tumble, the boy is unharmed. Looking back at the pile, it's come down. That had been cutting it close.

"Good job crawling out," she says trying her best to be gentle. "Are you hurt anywhere else? Do you think you can walk with us a little further to look for your parents?"