Yes, our llamas are well-socialized and accustomed to being around people of all ages, including children. They are gentle and friendly, making them perfect companions for any event.
Llamas can see behind them which takes away the concern for them to back kick like a horse.
Llamas have pads on the bottom of their feet, not hooves. If a llama were to step on a person’s foot, it would hurt but very unlikely to break a bone.
Llamas do not have top teeth. They have a padded gum on top. They are unable to bite and break skin on a human.