The owner's children wrestled in the community and were stitched, demanding property compensation.

It depends on whether the property is at fault in this incident. If you have the following situations, you can call for property compensation. 1, the property has charged a nanny fee. 2. The property employee pushed your child. 3. The property employee saw your child fall and stepped on his foot. 4. You paid the property personal insurance premium. 5. Because your child fell because of the property work mistake. 6. Your child's guardian is the property. . . . You said that if I paid the property fee, the property should be compensated. I can only say that the state raised you, not you raised the property.