Children will most likely feel limitless. The kids will have feel as if they have all the power in the world. Ultimately, this will negatively affect them in the future. With this type of behavior, the kids will carry it on to when they become adults which would destroy their relationships wether it be at work or home. Hope this helped :))
Alright, well, if parents or a parent does not set some boundaries or rules, this may cause the child to act inappropriately. Let's say a parent or parents do not set some rules for their 4 - 10 year old kid. The child may develop a tendency to act out or throw fits when angry. If you don't teach your child something as simple as "no means no," then when you try to lay down your higher authority they'll most likely not take you seriously. Now, moving on to a teen or when the child goes through the puberty stage. This stage can typically happen anywhere from the ages 11 - 17. The child you once raised is now grown up and doesn't seem to understand that you make the rules in the house. They could take your word as a joke or not take it seriously when you say your going to punish them. This is all happening because the parent or parents never set ground rules or boundaries from the get go. Ultimately, the teen feels as though they're the rulers of the house and the parents word goes in one ear and out the other.
i think Marco should replace ''ever again'' with ''very often''
Explanation:
''potato chips'' wouldn't really change the sentence, ''this week'' would only lower a few calories but he want to <u>improve</u> his body, and never eating junk food again is probably impossible so the only option left is: ''very often''
Ignoring your body signals arent healthy, If you warm up and cool down it makes no sense because your doing a warm up and then being a couch potato so really no point.
