curfew?

i dont have curfew before but if ever my son would grow up i will give him curfew depend on his age, its a natural to keep your kids safe

Im living in the city on my own so I dont have to think about curfews. But whenever Im at the province, my mom would always remind me that I should be at home when 6pm strikes (at my age, can you believe that?!)...still, I understand that it's all part of them being worried about my safety. But of course, if ever I would have kids, I would also put a curfew for them

When my brother and I were between the ages of six to eleven, our curfew was 8:00PM, and we had to always tell our mom or grandmother where we were going. As we got into our teens it was 11:00PM or whenever the state curfew was. Once I was 17 and 18, it no longer mattered.

We have all grown children. We don't have a curfew when they stay with us, but we do have a phone curfew. No incoming phone calls after 11:00 PM. It can be quite annoying to have all of those phone calls coming in at all hours of the night. Don't our children sleep at night? LOL

When I was in high school my curfew was 1130pm. Once I got out of high school and started working full time, I didn't have a curfew anymore. I stilled with my parents but they considered me grown, so I could come and go as I pleased. My mom didn't start to get worried unless I had been gone for more than 3 days in a row. Then she would start calling the cell phones. At my house, my hubby and I do not have curfews. When he goes out with his friends, he gets home when he gets home. Same for me. Our son is only 5 so we aren't even worried about that yet. But his curfew will be 1130 when he is in high school same as mine was. When he is grown and working full time and I don't pay his bills anymore, he can do as he pleases. Same as I did.

I do have limit limits set by my parents while going out of home..they never worry if i go out in the morning or evening and being a resopnsible daughter i always inform them if i have to turn late to home with proper explanation..they care me than anyone else in this world.. I have not permission to go our after 8 pm with friends and if its a marriage function ..then i can go out provided i am back before 10 pm..this limit depends upon the situation but not to exceed 10 pm..which is the maximum of maximum for me..

During the week my daughter has to be home by 6:30 or 7:30 at night. On weekends, my daughter has to be home by 8:30 p.m. I don't think she needs to be out any later than that at 13 years old. Unless she is spending the night with a friend or she is eating dinner at a friends house with parents there. She also has a cell phone and she calls if she is running behind. She is usually on her bicycle or walking, but usually a friend will walk her home. She knows I don't like her walking alone after dark.

hi rouwel at home we dont have any curfew but when someone is late we often try to contact that family member and just ask information like where are you? or what time are you going home? when he/she reply then its just find to us anymore.

My kids are 21 and 17 so the 21 year old has no curfew. He is an adult. He is moving out shortly but, while he lives here, I do ask that he call me if he plans to stay at his apartment (He has one with a friend and they are fixing it up) and I often call him when he is out just to make sure all is well. My 17 year old doesn't go out on school nights and on weekends, we have strict curfews for him. I need to know exactly where he is and with whom. I check to be sure parents are home and that he is where he says (which, thankfully he always is). Curfew depends on what he is doing and with whom but it's never very late. He's a good kid and really just hangs out at friend's and we pick him up at a predetermined time. We have a load of communication here. We all cells phones and we are all in constant contact and know where each other is all the time. So, I would say we don't have a one set curfew but it is expected that we all communicate where we are and we stay in touch with each other. It works for us. :)

I've never had a curfew, I never really went out anyway, but my town where I live has a curfew for people under 18.