> They’ll call CPS on you.
So what?
What are they doing to do about it?
Your post is incomplete.
(Analogy: I can decide I don't like you farting in the street and call a policeman on you, though I doubt they would do anything about it either!)
So what?
What are they doing to do about it?
Your post is incomplete.
(Analogy: I can decide I don't like you farting in the street and call a policeman on you, though I doubt they would do anything about it either!)
“ The debate over the actions of Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, of Silver Spring, began in December when state authorities started investigating them for letting their children walk to school by themselves.
The Meitivs never thought letting their children, 10-year-old Rafi and 6-year-old Dvora, walk home from the park would spark a national discussion. The Silver Spring parents were interviewed when Montgomery County Child Protective Services began investigating them”
https://www.wbaltv.com/article/parents-debate-cps-decision-f...
Apparently cleared, eventually, but …
Furthermore, no parent wants to be known as the CPS parent. And certainly no kid wants to be their kid. What can CPS do? It doesn't matter.The question is: what will be the reaction of your parental peers, their kids, teachers, coaches, etc., and your kid.
Given the posts suggesting CPS is not fit for purpose, one should be proud of standing up to them, not ashamed.
Then ended up spending countless hours talking with CPS after they were caught letting their kids play at home, while they went to the corner shop.