Many parents would love to raise their children in a home where the kids can be independent and enjoy life unhindered by society’s conventional rules and expectations… and many parents would agree that if their kids were in such a home, they would greatly prefer not to be there with them.
Because most parents believe that kids need some boundaries, for things like socialisation and safety, and it’s their job to set them.
But Gemma and Lewis Rawnsley of Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, feel very differently. Gemma has told The Mirror they don’t believe in boundaries in their home.
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I can certainly see benefits to this approach, but it's too extreme for my tastes. But then, so is the helicopter/regimented method of parenting.
Somewhere in the middle is probably ideal
Allow my 13 or under child to get a tattoo??? Over my dead body!!!
That's a funny thing to do at a funeral.
I've heard worse - *hides ouija board*
Lol.