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    Leaving children at home unattended

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      Oppsgal
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      Diesel:
      9 yrs old and 7 yrs old

      That will be hard... At this age, I think I don't dare place them at home unattended, unless they are matured and don't play with fire, or climb out of windows.

      Heard of the case of a fallen kid. :sad:

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        Diesel
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        Yeahโ€ฆ

        But I am curious if there are parents who have done it?

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          peterch
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          If I'm not mistaken, it against the law if you leave the children at that age unattended :yikes:

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            annachung.05739kimeng.05739com
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            Diesel:
            Yeah...

            But I am curious if there are parents who have done it?
            ๐Ÿ˜„ M one of them (single mom) & Thank God!....he turns out...a fine boy. M very very proud of him. Very disciplined ๐Ÿ˜„

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              Diesel
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              AC:
              Diesel:

              Yeah...

              But I am curious if there are parents who have done it?

              ๐Ÿ˜„ M one of them (single mom) & Thank God!....he turns out...a fine boy. M very very proud of him. Very disciplined ๐Ÿ˜„


              How old was he when you left him?

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                heyhoe
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                Iโ€™m also tempted to let my P3 DS to stay at home after school. Reason being, he usually stay back after school for CCA etc 4 times a week. Heโ€™s only left with 2-3 hours which I think is better spent resting at home and doing his homework.


                Do you think having security camera will help?

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                  annachung.05739kimeng.05739com
                  last edited by

                  Diesel:
                  AC:

                  [quote=\"Diesel\"]Yeah...

                  But I am curious if there are parents who have done it?

                  ๐Ÿ˜„ M one of them (single mom) & Thank God!....he turns out...a fine boy. M very very proud of him. Very disciplined ๐Ÿ˜„


                  How old was he when you left him?[/quote] ๐Ÿ˜„ 9 1/2 yrs old.....

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                    annachung.05739kimeng.05739com
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                    heyhoe:
                    I'm also tempted to let my P3 DS to stay at home after school. Reason being, he usually stay back after school for CCA etc 4 times a week. He's only left with 2-3 hours which I think is better spent resting at home and doing his homework.


                    Do you think having security camera will help?
                    :peekaboo: Try Mobile LIVECam..you can get it from MI & Singtel only.
                    Its work for me,..very useful tools,..you can watch wha't happening @ home no matter where u are. I used d camera to view my boy activities. E.g.... Is he at home, Is he doing his homework,.COMPUTER /TV..etc..
                    Now that he more mature..learn to base on trust..so i'll use d camera once or twice a day.... ๐Ÿ˜„

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                      Oppsgal
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                      peterch:
                      If I'm not mistaken, it against the law if you leave the children at that age unattended :yikes:

                      Never heard of such rule :?

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                        linden2000
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                        Oppsgal:
                        Diesel:

                        9 yrs old and 7 yrs old


                        That will be hard... At this age, I think I don't dare place them at home unattended, unless they are matured and don't play with fire, or climb out of windows.

                        Heard of the case of a fallen kid. :sad:

                        Agree. To me 9 yrs is too young to stay home unsupervised and look after a 7 yr old. If they are locked in the house with no keys and no means to get out, fire would be a worry. If keys are given to them, worry is whether they will be 'persuaded' to unlock the door for anyone.

                        Cameras to monitor the kids are only good for getting an idea whether they have been studying or doing homework but will not be able to prevent bad stuff from happening, eg playing with fire, gas, falling from climbing chairs, etc.

                        Just my 2 cents worth.

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