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In reply to the discussion: A Nice Jailing Should Teach This Terrible Mom To Let Her Nine-Year-Old Daughter..... [View all]SoCalDem
(103,856 posts)19. same here.. my three "free range" sons left after breakfast
came home for lunch ( or called me from a friend's house if they were invited for lunch there) and returned when the street lights came on.. They were in the neighborhood, and I could usually see them if I looked outside, but they also did exploring..
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one_voice
Jul 2014
OP
i have a park across the non busy, residential street. houses surround this two block park.
seabeyond
Jul 2014
#8
It sounds more like no parent or adult relative handy and no neighbor designated as a
amandabeech
Jul 2014
#34
Time after time we read about this...Where are the churches to help with this...Don't they have..
Tikki
Jul 2014
#11
Same here. If we didn't leave the house, it was "fer cryan out loud can't you kids go out and play?"
NBachers
Jul 2014
#38
How is it "abandoned" when mom gave her a cell phone, and knew where she was?
bluesbassman
Jul 2014
#15
I don't really recall this kind of crazy overprotectiveness, 30 years ago
Spider Jerusalem
Jul 2014
#45