Accident waiting to happen

I know that you can not see this picture very well, just take my word, it was nasty.

As long as I have know Jae ( yep, his whole life 3 1/2 years) he is always getting hurt. I have decided it is because he is a Wright. I have so many memories of my brothers doing stupid tricks and dangerous stunts. It is just in his blood to go full throttle. He bumps his head all the time. My friend and I have a running joke about Jae bumping his head. It happens daily. If you have read my last few posts, you know that Jaegan dislocated his hip and burned his hands all in one week. I thought that I should maybe explain what happened.
Jaegan and Boston decided that they would jump from the top of our headboard onto the bed. ( My brothers use to jump off the roof of the house onto mattresses.) All was going well, we had not caught them yet, until Boston landed on Jae. We heard the blood curling scream and ran to it who had broken what. Jae, later told me that" his leg fell off and then popped back on". After a few hours he finally started walking on it again and all seemed well. Until recently, he will hurt it and cry a little, complaining his hip hurts. Hopefully this is not the start of a long road of hip problems.
His little hands were not a scary, we were looking a reindeer and it was freezing, there were fire pits around, and Jae just walked up to see what was in it and grabbed it. Burning both hands. A couple weeks later, they finally peeled and are back to normal.
Our latest accident, happened when he was being dropped off in our driveway. He opened the door and it just pulled him out, right onto his head. He hit landed right on his head. Giving himself road rash right on his noggin. He has a nice size bald spot and scab. Poor kid, he really needs a haircut, but cant really do anything until his head heals a little more. He bruised his elbow as well. I was talking to my brother and decided we need to just buy him a helmet and make him wear it daily.
Ill keep you posted, I'm sure we have not seen our last injury.