How old should a child/teen be....?!!RANDOM EASY QUESTIONS!!!?

Question

1.When they start sleeping in their own room

2.When they eat meals by themselves--no feeding

3.To stay home alone?

4.To work?

5.To be potty trained?

6.To brush their own teeth?

7.to take a shower/bath by themselves?

8.To start learning to drive

9. To Babysit

10. Pack their own lunch to schol

Answer 1

1.When they start sleeping in their own room - 4 or 5 or 6

2.When they eat meals by themselves--no feeding - 4

3.To stay home alone?- 10

4.To work? - 12

5.To be potty trained? - 4

6.To brush their own teeth? - 5

7.to take a shower/bath by themselves? - 10/11/12

8.To start learning to drive- 16

9. To Babysit- 14

10. Pack their own lunch to schol- 12/13/14

Answer 2

no later than 6 months old

2. usually by 2 yrs they can handle the easy food

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3. 14 yrs old or older

4. 16 yrs old for parttime work

5. 2yrs old

6.usually by 4 yrs old and then it requires supervision

7. by the time they are 6 they should be able to wash themselves with u helping with their hair

8. by the time they are 13 yrs old

9. 14 yrs old

10. 10 yrs old

Answer 3

1 - The day they come home from the hospital.  OK, actually I kept my kids in the room with me for the first month or two to make late night nursing an easier process for me, but they spent their nap times in their rooms to get acustomed to it before the big switch.

2 - When they can safely move food from the plate to mouth.  Start with soft finger foods, of course.  Usually around the one year mark.

3 - In my province, no child can be legally home alone before age 10.  Check the laws in your area.  But it also depends on the maturity and security of the child.

4 - Another legal/maturity thing.  Around 14 for most workplaces.  But there are junior jobs (paper rout, babysitting) that can be done by younger kids.

5 - That's a tough one!  Some people believe in the diaperless baby (google it - there's lots of info out there) whereas some parents have difficulty getting their four year olds to use the tiolet.  

6 - As soon as they can manipulte the brush they can start helping to brush their own teeth

7 - Supervised or not?  Only the parent can determine if a child can wash properly without assistance.

8 - In most areas in North America, you can not legally get behind the wheel of a car until your are 16.

9 - Another legal / mature thing here.  Not before 12 in my area.

10 - If you provide pre-packaged healthy choices (IE a baggie of carrot sticks, small containers of yogurt, diced cheese) your child can choose which to pack as early as kindergarten.  It's a great way to foster indepenance AND to ensure the lunch will actually go into the child's stomach and not the garbage.  A child will have more desire to eat something (s)he's had a hand in preparing.

Answer 4

are u feeling ok?

Answer 5

1.When they start sleeping in their own room - 2

2.When they eat meals by themselves--no feeding - 2

3.To stay home alone? - 12

4.To work? - 16

5.To be potty trained? - 3

6.To brush their own teeth? - 2

7.to take a shower/bath by themselves? - 6

8.To start learning to drive - 15

9. To Babysit - 12

10. Pack their own lunch to school - 7

Answer 6

1. my moms rule was that we had to be in our room by the time kindergarten started



2. umm 2?

3. i started staying home alone when i was 8

4. as soon as they can get a job legally.. 15 or 16

5. 2 or 3

6. depends on the child and cooridination

7. ^^^^^

8. 15 or 16

9. depends on how mature and responsible they are

10. i packed my own lunch on my own with very little help starting in kindergarten.. and by 2nd grade i had to be up ready and with my lunch packed waiting for the bus on my own

Answer 7

Are you planning to have kids anytime soon? Or do you have kids? Every child is different so it all depends on how you bring them up.

Answer 8

1. 3

2. 3

3. 8

4. 14

5. 3

6. 3 with a height support

7. 3

8. 14 in a cardrome

9. 13

10. 5

Answer 9

Very random question. :]

1.When they start sleeping in their own room: 2 years old!

2.When they eat meals by themselves--no feeding: one-2 years old?

3.To stay home alone?10 yrs old

4.To work?um for chores, probably 8yrs old

5.To be potty trained?3yrs old or older.

6.To brush their own teeth?lol! 3 yrs old.

7.to take a shower/bath by themselves?3 yrs old

8.To start learning to drive:16 :D

9. To Babysit:12

10. Pack their own lunch to schol: 10 yrs old

Answer 10

can't answer all, i ain't a parent..........

3. i was 9

4. i was like, 5

7. i was like, 4

9. i was 11

10. i was 8

but then again, i'm a pretty mature teen

Answer 11

1. ever since they were born. Don't you have your own nursery? If you dont then atleast 5 months

2. Feeding themselves uhm like 2-3

3. 12-13

4. 15-16

5. 1

6. 1-2

7. 4-5

8. 16

9. 14-15

10. 6-7

Answer 12

1. My son started sleeping in his own room at 3 months

2. Probably 13 to 15 months (depends on the child)

3. Again, depends on the kid. I guess around 12 or 13

4. At least 16

5. 2 to 5 (all kids are different)

6. 3

7. Maybe 6 or 7

8. Depends on state laws. I was 15 when I began learning. In my state, you can't get a learner's permit until you're 16.

9. At least 12

10. Probably 8 or so

Answer 13

1. 3/4/5

2. 2?

3. 13

4. 16

5. 2

6. 3/4

7. 5

8. 17

9. 14

10. 9

Answer 14

1. Right away- unless there are some unforseen circumstances

2.Whenever they can

3.That one is iffy- I know 16 year olds that I wouldn't trust by themselves

4.As soon as they are responsible enough

5. Each kid is different- my daughter was done by 2 and my son is having a heck of a time at 2.5

6. As soon as they can- while making sure it is done right of course

7. My daughter did at 5

8. When they are legally allowed.

9. When they are responsible enough- every kid is different

10. When you can trust that it won't be all junk.

Basically, every kid is different so, you can't really answer these questions definitively. Go with your gut.

Answer 15

1.When they start sleeping in their own room- when they can sleep through the night alone.

2.When they eat meals by themselves--no feeding- 18 months? just a guess

3.To stay home alone? 12

4.To work? 14 is the legal age for a work permit

5.To be potty trained?- 21/2

6.To brush their own teeth?-2

7.to take a shower/bath by themselves?-4

8.To start learning to drive-14 and 9 monhs (age for drivers training.)

9. To Babysit- 13

10. Pack their own lunch to scho0l-7 if they know to pack healthy things

Answer 16

1. From birth, if baby is willing and it's parent's preference.

2. Usually 8-10 months is a good time to start finger/self-feeding.

3. Depends on the situation, the child  and the  time-frame.  For very brief periods, probably 8-9 years.  For longer stretches,  teen years.

4. Paid job?  Legally they have to be 16 in most states.  

5. Depends on the kid. Most train between 2 and 4 years.

6. Completely independent, 4-5 years. With minimal help, 2-3 years.

7. Again, depends on the definition. My daughter was bathing herself (with minimal help with hair washing, and me just a few steps away) at 3 or 4.  She wasn't taking her own showers for another few years.

8. 16 yeras.

9.  Depends on the kid.  I was babysitting at 12.

10. Whenever he wants to.

Answer 17

1. 1 year, tops.

2. 2.

3. It depends on their maturity level. Where I live the legal age is 12, but if your child acts like an immature idiot at 12, you are obviously not going to let them stay home alone, am I right?

4. Again with the maturity level. And the legal age in your area.

5. 3? I'm unsure about that one.

6. When they are able to learn.

7. When they can learn.

8. 14. I know parents are against it, but they have to realize their children are going to do it anyways, might as well try to help them and know you (the parent) did their best.

9. Again with the maturity level, and the legal age in your area.

10. 10. Its packing a lunch. Not too hard. Get bread, get lunch meat, mustard maybe, get some snacks. Its not rocket science.

Answer 18

1. kindergarten: my middle school age sister still sleeps with my mom, and it bugs me and i think it's just wrong

2. 2 years old

3.  for and hour in the day: 10

for an hour at night; 11

completly: 12

over night: 13-15: just be sure to tell a neighbour and make sure tehy don't have a party (so many f my friends made that mistake!)

4.  babysitting: 12

Actual work: 14

5. anywhere from a year and a half (i was!!) and three and a half (boys take this long, usually)

6. When they can write their own name, address, or phonenumber: it's all fine motor skills here!  stilll help them for a ehile tho: you do want thier teeth in and healthy!

7. kindergarten, no more showering with mommy or daddy!!

by themselves, you not in the room: 8-10

DON'T LEAVE CHILDREN UNAATENDED IN THE BATH!  MANY DROWNING INCIDENTS HAPPEN WHILE CHILDREN ARE IN THE BATH!  YOU ONLY NEED A CENTIMETER OF WATER IN THE BATH TO DROWN!

8.  15/16: whenever they can get their license: other than that, you cna get charged or sued....don;t do it too soon!

9.  12-14

10.  kindergarten: help pack lunch

Grade two: make lunch (make sure it's not all junk food!)

I hope i helped you out!

:)