Is it possible to make a parrot and a child friends? It is only natural that your child will ask to buy a pet at some point. But why a parrot instead of a dog, cat, or rodent? A definitive answer is difficult to provide. Most likely, the child saw a cartoon or a movie with a talking parrot and wanted the same thing.
Is it worth meeting the child, rushing to the pet store, and purchasing a cage with a feathered pet? What information should parents have about parrots? Parrots, contrary to popular belief, are not easy to care for and maintain. There are a few important points here that you should be aware of.
Parrots can be extremely dangerous. These are, in fact, the same wild animals, only in the form of a bird. Even completely tame parrots have a strong beak and sharp claws that are capable of seriously injuring your baby.
Children frequently lack composure and consistency; they are impulsive, and they enjoy making loud and shrill noises that frighten birds. When purchasing a bird pet for a child, it is strongly advised that they not be left alone.
