Parents begin to lose control of their children at the age of 13, a study has found.
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Parents begin to lose control of their children at the age of 13 after years of watching their every step, a study has found.
Mums and dads are left wondering what their offspring are eating, doing and who they are friends with after they start secondary school and begin to make their own way in the world.
Almost half worry about the food and drink their child is tucking into when they aren’t with them, with 43 per cent often finding illicit sweet or fast food wrappers in their child’s bedroom or school bag.
Parents begin to lose control of their children at the age of 13 after years of watching their every step, a study has found.
Mums and dads are left wondering what their offspring are eating, doing and who they are friends with after they start secondary school and begin to make their own way in the world.
Almost half worry about the food and drink their child is tucking into when they aren’t with them, with 43 per cent often finding illicit sweet or fast food wrappers in their child’s bedroom or school bag.