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Sometimes I think it is also how parents see privacy as. Some think giving their children privacy means they should completely let the children do whatever they want without intruding but that’s not it. As a parent, you have the right to intrude into your child’s privacy if you see they are going in the wrong direction because just watching them all in the name of giving them privacy might only just land them in a mess.
As you rightly said, children need privacy but that doesn’t make the parent’s eyes blind to the things they do. They have to and must be vigilant.
!PIMP
@hopestylist here!
RE: The Privacy Shift: Navigating Boundaries With Kids