Do you think it's wrong?
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yea i think its wrong because in that age kids think they r the old enough to understand the difference between good and bad
so parents must treat thier kids in that age more rational and wise way
because they understand well
parents must give them the feel of trusty to make them be able to trust them too
when kids trust thier parents then there is no nead to cick them out
i think any oarents who cick thier kids out from hous is a crime
Not neccesarily...
yes it is wrong. Its very hard to live on $6.50 an hour unless they have a good paying job.
They need to be prepared for the world.Do they have a job so they dont end up on the street?
Not if they are little smart asses that deserve it and don't appericate anything.
I don't think it's wrong, depending on the circumstances.
not right away but i would give them time to get money saved and out by the time they are 19 b-cuz kids need to grow up. i moved out at 17 and it sucks being on your own but you gotta grow up sometime and get your own life going.
It depends on what the 18 year old is doing. IF he/she is continuing their education. No. If they are working and contributing to the household expenses. No
Just freeloading and or hanging out... YES
no i don't think it was wrong because at that age they need to be on their own
No, if the child has decided not to go to college, then they need to get a job and move out. My son is 11 and he already knows the deal - stay in school, I'll support you until you are finished. Decide to skip college, then be prepared to find an apartment and a job asap after high school graduation! He's okay with it and understands the importance of higher education.
Depending on why you're kicking them out. If it's for no other reason than being 18, then yes. If it's because they refuse to obey rules you've set for living in your house, then no. If it's because they're refusing to either go to college or look for a job, then give a time limit to do either one. At 18, it's reasonable to ask a working child for rent (not as much as you'd charge a stranger).
kick them outno its wrong. they are adults they need to act like one. my mother made me find a job on my 18th birthday.. teach them to be self suffcient. kick them out no i dont agree make them get a job or go to college yes
yes i think so, at 18 i know that teens think they knowit all cuz i was one of them, but belive me they don't. im 25 now and i wish i could go back and change the way i was thinking at 18 and mybe i would'nt have 2 kids now and no job. so yess i do think its wrong for parents to kick there kids out at 18, at least give it till 21...
Yes, especially if your going to college and have a good job. I'd rather have my child pay me rent like 50 a week to stay home to go to college. If my child was lazy didn't want to work or go to college then yes I would kick him out.
Yes! Even the government does not even think they are old enough to vote or buy liquor. I don't think that it is wrong to charge room and board if the child is not in school. That helps teach responsibility and prepare them to be on their own.
Yes. Kids should be given the option of moving out at 18, but they shouldn't ever be pushed out of their own home.
no, they are adults and in canada that is the legal age to do everything. there is no reason why a person at that age cant build their own life and stop mooching of mommy and daddy they want to be apart of the adult scene then they should live like an adult ON THERE OWN.
It is if the kids are trying to get an education. Even Community College is expensive these days.
No, not if the kids aren't following the house rules. Yes they are a adult now, which means I wouldn't be imposing rules for their safety like curfew. However, chances are we will still have minor children in the home, so no cussing, coming home drunk, having guys over in a locked room... anything which could influence our younger ones. If they don't want to follow those rules, they can go take a shot in the real world.
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