Curfews have been used for a number of years as a tool for controlling teens and keeping them out of harm 's way, but teens often feel oppressed due to the fact that at times it feels as if their freedom has been taken away. In particular, teens that stay out of trouble and do the right thing, may start rebelling because they feel punished for the actions of others. The others, being those teens that think that they are suppose to make mistakes, enjoy themselves and just enjoy in the moment of being young.
There are a number of important reasons why a curfew should be set up. It can have a positive effect on the teen, his/her family, and the community in which they live. Teen curfews create responsibility. Teens also fail to realize the fact …show more content…
That is one of the responsibilities of being a parent. Also, knowing where your kids are and knowing that they are safe and refraining from getting into trouble gives the parents a piece of mind and allows them to relax. No parent wants to see their kid coming home too late at night. When a parent has a child out late at night their mind is constantly concerned with what their child is up to. Parents have a responsibility to their children both morally and legally to keep them out of harm 's way. When parents give their teens a curfew, what they are really doing is showing their kids that they only want what is best for them. A parent should talk to their child and help them understand why the curfew was established, and be specific about what will happen if it is broken.In the article Curfew by Omaha Magazine, it states that 78% of adults agreed that having a curfew in place is to protect their children and keep them safe and out of trouble (Omaha Magazine). My dad used to say to me “there is nothing good that can come out from being out that late at night”(James). I know from experience having a teen curfew also gives the parents and kids more family time. Family time is precious time that is key to forming that bond that later instills the trust and confidence, which says to the parent that their teen is responsible enough to loosen the curfew as they grow and mature. A Curfew gives your parents trust which will in return give you freedom. It’s one of the many building blocks that you go through to reach adulthood. It’s a big responsibility, but it is worth
There are a number of important reasons why a curfew should be set up. It can have a positive effect on the teen, his/her family, and the community in which they live. Teen curfews create responsibility. Teens also fail to realize the fact …show more content…
That is one of the responsibilities of being a parent. Also, knowing where your kids are and knowing that they are safe and refraining from getting into trouble gives the parents a piece of mind and allows them to relax. No parent wants to see their kid coming home too late at night. When a parent has a child out late at night their mind is constantly concerned with what their child is up to. Parents have a responsibility to their children both morally and legally to keep them out of harm 's way. When parents give their teens a curfew, what they are really doing is showing their kids that they only want what is best for them. A parent should talk to their child and help them understand why the curfew was established, and be specific about what will happen if it is broken.In the article Curfew by Omaha Magazine, it states that 78% of adults agreed that having a curfew in place is to protect their children and keep them safe and out of trouble (Omaha Magazine). My dad used to say to me “there is nothing good that can come out from being out that late at night”(James). I know from experience having a teen curfew also gives the parents and kids more family time. Family time is precious time that is key to forming that bond that later instills the trust and confidence, which says to the parent that their teen is responsible enough to loosen the curfew as they grow and mature. A Curfew gives your parents trust which will in return give you freedom. It’s one of the many building blocks that you go through to reach adulthood. It’s a big responsibility, but it is worth