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We give our kids independence in stages, tied to privileges and responsibilities. So far, it has worked out incredibly well.
I grew up in the generation of latchkey kids, hearing "come home when the street lights are on" as I was propelled out the door in the early morning with no water bottle in sight. While I think ...
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We give our kids independence in stages, tied to privileges and responsibilities. So far, it has worked out incredibly well.
We've talked about the privileges and responsibilities revolving around independence as they age. This has helped them gain the independence they need while giving us the ability to trust them.