Anonymous wrote:I can’t. You let your kids go to beach week but want them to sign a contact you think they will obey?
What a laugh
Kids going to beach week will be leaving for college two months or less later. If you can't give your child some freedom, with limits, eight weeks before they leave for college then you did something wrong.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t. You let your kids go to beach week but want them to sign a contact you think they will obey?
What a laugh
Kids going to beach week will be leaving for college two months or less later. If you can't give your child some freedom, with limits, eight weeks before they leave for college then you did something wrong.
Kids in college have unwritten contracts.
Anonymous wrote:I can’t. You let your kids go to beach week but want them to sign a contact you think they will obey?
What a laugh
Kids going to beach week will be leaving for college two months or less later. If you can't give your child some freedom, with limits, eight weeks before they leave for college then you did something wrong.
Anonymous wrote:No permanent mistakes:
1) No arrests
2) No pregnancy and/or STD
3) No addiction
4) No tattoos
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My contract:
Don't do stupid shlt.
Don't get drunk
Don't do drugs
Don't drink and drive if you do get drunk
Don't abuse the rental house; it's coming out of your checking account if you do.
Don't f*up your chances at college just for fun for that week
-love mom
LOL good one.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Sad thing is that once your daughter has that first drink in the company of a bunch of friends, she’s a target for assault. But you delude yourself into believing, my kid can handle it.
Make sure you at least encourage your daughter to call 911 if she’s raped or assaulted in any way by acquaintance or stranger.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No permanent mistakes:
1) No arrests
2) No pregnancy and/or STD
3) No addiction
4) No tattoos
And if any rules are broken?
Anonymous wrote:
Sad thing is that once your daughter has that first drink in the company of a bunch of friends, she’s a target for assault. But you delude yourself into believing, my kid can handle it.
Make sure you at least encourage your daughter to call 911 if she’s raped or assaulted in any way by acquaintance or stranger.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No permanent mistakes:
1) No arrests
2) No pregnancy and/or STD
3) No addiction
4) No tattoos
And if any rules are broken?
Anonymous wrote:I can’t. You let your kids go to beach week but want them to sign a contact you think they will obey?
What a laugh
Anonymous wrote:No permanent mistakes:
1) No arrests
2) No pregnancy and/or STD
3) No addiction
4) No tattoos