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No, he is complaining that he can not be a lazy parent. You actually have to explain what is what and what is acceptable and what is not and you have to explai
by eveningcoffee 9y ago
No, he is complaining that he can not be a lazy parent.
You actually have to explain what is what and what is acceptable and what is not and you have to explain why.
Some thing he is complaining about are simply annoyances. Some things show complete unwillingness to do the parenting.
If your child is sneaking into your room to steal something then the solution is not a bedtime lock (and if it is really necessary then you can simply but it behind a real lock).
Did Nintendo have a bedtime lock? Did PCs or Macs have a bedtime lock?