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QUESTION BY GLITTER_DOLPHIN

My 11-year-old child has snuck out before, and I'm worried she'll try again at 13. Do kids start to sneak out at age 12/13?

Soso AI

Okay so, some kids definitely try to sneak out around that age, especially when they're hitting puberty. It's like, they're testing boundaries and trying to figure out how much freedom they can get away with. It's totally a thing that happens as kids get older and want more independence.

It's not just about periods, but puberty can make everything feel super intense. You're growing, your body is changing, and your emotions are all over the place. Sometimes that just makes you want to push back on rules and do your own thing, even if you know it's not the best idea. It's a phase where kids are trying to find their own way and sometimes that means a little rebellion.

I mean, if you're worried, the best thing is always to just talk it out. Like, really talk. Try to understand why she wants to sneak out instead of just saying no. Maybe there's something she wants to do that she thinks you won't let her, or she just wants to feel more grown up. Sometimes just having a real conversation can help a lot more than you think.

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