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Would youlet your child drive 100 miles to go see their father?
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∙ 14y ago
Yes. I would let them drive to see their father.
Now it would be different if they were going with friends, but since its to see their father, then most certainly.
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How old do you have to be to drive in 1860?
The car wasn't around to drive in 1860. If your father would trust you with the reins, you could drive the wagons pretty young.
Can you remove a child from your insurance if his car is registered to his father and insured in another state and he doesn't drive your car?
Yes you can, Ask your insurance company for a Named Driver Exclusion. This will allow your child to stay on your policy(just in case) with out being charged for that child!
Would it be unreasonable if you didnt let your nine month old see his father due to no expenses coming out of his pocket And he dosnt have a car and he expects me to drive out to him. dont I do enough?
What he's doing isn't fair to you, but cutting your child off from it's father is not fair to the child. Yes, she/he is young and probably won't remember, but eventually she/he could come to resent you for this.I suggest you arrange a monthly, or even every other month, visit for the father. That way you won't have to be inconvenienced too often and the father still spends time with the child. Don't go TOO far out of your way, but do make an effort.
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Who was the first child to drive an airplane?
The first child to drive a aeroplane was Asad Gulnawaz
Who taught you to drive?
My Father.
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Phaëthon foolishly asked his father, the Sun (Helios) if he could drive his chariot.
How would you handle a situation with child who is not listening?
Not Listening? OK mother! I guess you are the mother? Ask yourself a few questions! Is the child dependent on you? Do you put the food on the table? To you provide the comforts of a home for him/her? Do you ever drive him/her to where they want to go? There is only one conclusion: you are the one providing for your child's comforts. And why do you do this? If you the mother, you brought him/her into this world! If you are the father, you helped provide for his/her sustenance by working. Yes, you and your child are not of equal status. Dependancy is the name of your child's relationship to you. A child that does not listen has no respect for your parental role of providing for him/her. Of course, I can not make a specific recommendation because you did not give me the age of the child. But, assuming that he/she is a teenager, ask whether he/she would prefer to be on his/her own.
Would you buy a Pontiac Firebird as your son's first car?
I don't think I would. I don't think that it would be an appropriate vehicle for a child that is just starting to drive.
What are some good things that a father can say to his son?
I love youCome and [fill in any favorite activity] with me; I'll teach you how.You did that very well; I'm proud of you!Would you help me learn how to use my [enter any electronic device]?Do you need help with that?Did I ever tell you about [some life event, family history, interesting trips-- avoid repeating- this will drive a kid crazy-]Have you been thinking about what you'd like to do for work? I'll love to talk with you about possibilitiesSure-- I'd love to play catch with youLet's walk the dogHow about we make dinner tonight?
Do parents purchase vehicles for child safety features or accessories to keep the child occupied during the drive?
As all cars come with rear child safety locks and the ability to install child safety seats I would doubt that enters the equation when shopping for a new car. I would suspect they look for plenty of room, good mileage, and accessories to keep the child occupied would be last on that list.
If a child has insurance on one of the parents cars but drives the other parents car is she still insured?
No, the child needs to drive the other car. No, the child needs to drive the other car.
