They could come to harm while he’s being a lazy parent. Plus: We’re in our 60s and we have a baby. How much do we have to explain?
Frankly, I think my brother and his wife are just lazy parents at times and let the kids do whatever they want.Even fairly strict and more attentive parents tend to let their kids “free range” when they’re at family events, where there are lots of other adults and often older children around.
Overall, I think that “free range” parenting is great – and that letting children explore and try new things on their own helps them to develop judgment, self-confidence and resilience. Due to our age , we were doubtful the judge would grant our request to adopt our son, but we have since learned that there are grandparents and even great-grandparents adopting children.This was a long and very stressful process, but for the love and safety of this child we would do it all over again.When we say “son,” people are understandably shocked.It is very important to us that this baby boy does not feel any less than our own biological child.
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