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What Would You Do?


Parenting isn't easy. When faced with a new problem or dilemma, it can be helpful to know what other parents would do in the same situation. Or seeing the different methods that other parents use can give you new ideas on how to raise your own child.

What Would You Do? is a forum where parents can review common parenting problems and situations and either post their own solution, or just read the responses of other parents.

Remember, that in general, there is no right or wrong way to raise your children. What works the best for you, your child and your family is usually the 'right way' for you.

There are many different parenting styles and techniques. Even if you are happy with the techniques you are using, understanding others may make your own parenting style more effective.

This month's topic:

Modesty and Privacy

Your seven year old daughter has become a lot more modest lately and is requesting some privacy.

She closes the door when she goes to the bathroom and changes, wants to shower and take a bath alone, and likes to spend time alone in her room.

On the other hand, at other times it seems like she has forgotten all of this and still wants to take a bath with her younger sisters, etc.

You are a little confused about the best way to handle things...

A good friend of yours went through the same thing recently with her son and didn't handle it well, as he is now too modest, and won't even let the doctor examine him when he is sick!

You are also concerned about how to balance her need for privacy with your need to keep her safe when she is unsupervised, since she has a phone, Internet, and TV in her room.

What would you do?

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