Do you think it's right to stalk your kids' every action?

No, I really don't. Respect goes a long way in all relationships and perhaps even more between parent and child. We all deserve privacy.

We are all different but I can tell you for sure that if someone had stalked my every move as a teen, the results would have been the opposite of what they expected. Instead of assuring my safety, I know it would have pushed me over the edge. Where there is no respect, there is no love.

Just my thoughts.

No. I would like to be aware, though, of what their lives are like in their lives outside of home, which I could easily do by keeping communication open and positive.

No. Although it can be hard for parents to let them go a bit and trust that they'll do the right thing, it is necessary.

No, I don't think is a good thing...Everybody needs their privacy to have a life, if you evade your child's privacy that means you are not practicing what you preach. "Respect"What make a parent think they have all the rights to know their every move? I know its hard for some parents to understand and to trust their kids, but if you are a good enough couch you have no need to over see, all you have to do is train and make sure you get your points across it leave up to them to make their own mistakes and learn from them.

Now if you suspect your child is in danger or in bad steps then I can understand your concern, there is where monitoring come in the picture. Your parents set certain rules and if you think you are woman or man enough to break them then you most stand strong to the consequence!

Yes, kids love that, LoL...But seriously, being too invasive is not a positive thing.

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