Yes, you can.
If your child has been injured in an incident, they may have an entitlement to bring a claim.
A person under the age of 18 years is considered (in the eyes of the law) to not have capacity to make decisions regarding legal matters. Therefore, they cannot bring a claim themselves (until they are 18 years or older).
However, an adult with full capacity can bring a claim on a child's behalf. This is often referred to acting as a child's 'litigation guardian'.
As with all claims, it is best to act quickly and not wait. Therefore, rather than waiting until your child turns 18, it is best to take action now.
For further information about bringing a claim for a child, contact us.