I can’t get over the fact it is apparently now normal for typical parents to put tracking devices on their typical kids.
Putting tracking devices on autistic kids was a contentious advocacy issue ten years ago.
Both my daughters ( 22 and 16 ) turn on their location for me. As long as there are men is as long as I will need and want to know their location. My 5yo son is nonverbal, autistic and epileptic. I won’t even put him in the public schools here in AL. Call me a helicopter mom if you want. Idc
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Are you married? You'd better not be, since your daughters are more likely to be abused by their family than any random strangers/
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Good for you! Protect those ladies. Having two daughters in Alabama is rough. Every other man there "hates rapists and pedos" and yet thinks that "if she doesn't overtly say no, it's consent." So. You do what you gotta do.
