Do Children Have A Right to Privacy? (legal, parents, kids)
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Yes. Until they violate that trust. Example, I never went through my kids rooms. I expected them to keep their rooms clean. Then, I found out one of my sons was smoking pot in his room. He broke a rule, no illegal drugs in our home. He lost his right to privacy, by breaking a rule. His room was moved from downstairs, to right across from my room. No door. He earned this door back after two months. He never got the downstiars room back though.
I wouldn't say children have a right to privacy, but more like a reasonable expectation of certain kinds of privacy under normal circumstances. Where the precise line is drawn will vary from family to family.
I wouldn't say children have a right to privacy, but more like a reasonable expectation of certain kinds of privacy under normal circumstances. Where the precise line is drawn will vary from family to family.
Children? like under 15?
In general no they do not....
Should they be able to close the door during a shower, of course... lock their bed room door? NOPE. Go on the internet in their room? NO Have a password on their ipod/ipad/cellphone that you don't know? NO NO NO!!
Children? like under 15?
In general no they do not....
Should they be able to close the door during a shower, of course... lock their bed room door? NOPE. Go on the internet in their room? NO Have a password on their ipod/ipad/cellphone that you don't know? NO NO NO!!
I think they do until they lose that right like one of the poster's said.
I don't think they have a right to privacy. But I do think that parents should allow kids a measure of privacy until they violate the trust put in them.
If you have a problem with these threads then don't comment on them, simple answer.
No, its just getting ridiculous. I can comment on what i want.
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