Accident-proneness

Accident-proneness means someone is more likely than other people to get into accidents. Imagine you're playing a game of tag with your friends. Some of you might be really good at dodging and avoiding being tagged, while others might be a little clumsier and get tagged more often. When it comes to accidents, some people might just have bad luck, but others might be more likely to have accidents because they aren't paying attention or are in a rush.

There are lots of things that can make someone accident-prone. Maybe they lack coordination or balance, or they are easily distracted or get bored easily. Maybe they take risks without thinking about the consequences, or they are tired or stressed out. Sometimes accidents happen simply because someone is in the wrong place at the wrong time, or they are using equipment that's not working properly.

If someone is accident-prone, it's important for them and the people around them to be extra careful and take precautions to minimize the chances of accidents happening. This might involve wearing safety equipment, avoiding dangerous activities or situations, or simply being more mindful and present in the moment. By working together, we can help prevent accidents and keep everyone safe!