Should you force your child to go to camp?

It’s a good idea to let your child have some say in decision making—if he flat-out doesn’t want to go to camp, don’t force him. You might also consider giving him a choice—day camp as opposed to sleep-away, for example.” Realize that some amount of separation anxiety is normal.

Should I make my daughter go to camp?

If you are able to be confident as you search for a camp that’s a good fit, and you can confidently present your child with the reasons why you know camp will be good for her, then camp is probably a good decision. Prepare yourself, your camper, and the camp, but, yes, make her go to camp.

How to convince your parents to let you go out with friends?

Have your parents talk to your friends or any chaperones. Chances are your parents will want to know if there will be any adults when you go out with friends. Give them the opportunity to call and talk with the other parents. Showing your parents that you will have supervision will help convince them to let you go out.

Should I ignore the cons when trying to convince my parents?

Ignoring the “cons” of the thing you want will not help your case, because most likely your parents will bring up these points to you, and without having the time to think about the “cons” will not look good as you are trying to convince your parents.

How do I get the courage to leave my parents’ house?

Ask what have been the biggest reservations their parents had to let them go off on their own. Even if you don’t know of anyone, ask around. Expand your network and find someone who have gone through the challenge you are facing and get some advice from them.

What to do when your parents won’t let you go off alone?

Ask what have been the biggest reservations their parents had to let them go off on their own. Even if you don’t know of anyone, ask around. Expand your network and find someone who have gone through the challenge you are facing and get some advice from them. Reassure them you will stay in touch