A person should only need a credit card if they spend large amounts of money (i.e., +$100) on a regular basis. For example, if a 35-year-old mother goes food shopping every Saturday, it is very inconvenient to carry +$300 in cash everywhere. There is risk of having it stolen or lost, and it is more secure to use a credit card. For parents, the credit card is an almost necessary part of life. But for children and young teens, who do not spend money on food, electricity bills, car insurance, etc., there really is no need to have a credit card. Credit card debt is also another issue. Adults know that if they get into credit card debt, they will have nobody to bail them out. But children and young teens still need care from their parents. They know or assume that if they get into a fix, their parents will get them out. And who pays the overdue bills? Parents. Children and young teens are not responsible enough with money to have an infinite amount at their disposal that they have to pay later. Adults use credit cards on a daily basis, but children and young teens do not.
They should take it away when there in preschool
it depends if you're child is sensitive or not but most of the time you should
Parenting today is NOT all that different. Usually, parents would scream, spank, and take away things their children like.
Yes
Yes and no. Yes because children need their own private space away from their parents. And no because their parents need to know what their children are getting up to in their room.
That depends on how crazy or how much their parents are. There are so many reasons for this.
To try to "civilize"Half-cast children.
A lot of the time there is a lack of evidence of abuse, so children end of staying with abusive parents, sometimes with devastating results. Also, false claims of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse can cause children to be taken away from great parents.
Yes. That would be a parent's prerogative.
Yes, children need all the positive support they can get regarding a divorce between parents. Children only know one thing ... mom and dad and have no idea what the problems are between the parents. Children often believe it was their fault the parents are splitting up and feel if they had behaved better or hadn't done so many things wrong their parents would not be divorcing or already divorce. It is extremely important the divorced parents act like the mature adults they should be for the sake of the children and by putting each other down it tears the children between their parents often causing depression; eating disorders; gastrointestinal problems and a drop in their grades at school. Mom and dad should at least shake hands and be friends when dealing with the children. If they are angry then they should discuss it between themselves and away from the children.
it depends on if you want to. What gerber does is that it helps your child/children when they are older, but only when you have passed away (the parents or parent)
it keeps them away from drugs.