Is it normal to not want your child?

It’s completely normal; no one is perfect, although many of us expect ourselves to be when it comes to having a child. Parenting is hard, and it can cause anyone to question their ability to raise their child in the way they want to.

Can parents kick you out at 16?

If your teen is a minor, according to the law you can’t toss him out. In many instances, kicking him out could be classified as abandonment. Unless your teen has been emancipated (the court severs the parent’s legal obligations) you are still legally accountable for his welfare.

Should parents be worried about their child’s hair at school?

Parents are also often worried about how they will be judged as parents if their son or daughter turns up at the school gates with hair as pink as raspberry bubblegum, as schools usually have a strict code of appearance, which includes little make-up, no short skirts and no ‘flamboyant’ or ‘radical’ hairstyles.

When is the right time to let your child cut their hair?

In this sense when children reach the age of 13 giving them the freedom to decide when and how to cut their hair is a positive step in accepting that they are no longer ‘babies’.

Should teenagers be allowed to decide their own hairstyle?

Although giving teenagers their own space and allowing them to decide their own hairstyle is all very well when a son or daughter is happy to bob along with the fashion, without springing any ‘hair shockers’ on their parents.

Should teenagers be allowed to Perm their hair?

Letting teenagers perm their hair when they want to, cut off their long, flowing locks they have had since they were two years old, or dyeing their hair another color should be encouraged not dejected as it will give teenagers some of the freedom that they crave and not to mention will be one less thing to argue about.