Parents and Teens Contract: Going Out With Friends Unsupervised
I know that going out with my friends without parental supervision is a privilege. I respect that my parents love me and want to keep me safe. My parents respect that I am no longer a small child and want the privilege of going out to places with my friends without their supervision. With that in mind, we agree:
- I will always tell them where I am going to be, who I am going to be with and what I am going to be doing without an attitude.
- If I am going to be at a friend’s house, I will share the address and phone number with my parents.
- My curfew is ______________________. This is negotiable for both parties. My curfew means inside my home and all my friends have left.
- I understand that I must speak with my parents as soon as I come home.
- I will call and ask my parent’s permission if my plans have changed and will not go anywhere without checking in with them first.
- I understand that my parents have the right and responsibility to check up on me not only when they feel the need, but from time to time to keep me safe.
- I will respect the limits and guidelines set forth by my friend’s parents.
- I agree that if I am unable to keep up with my responsibilities, this includes but is not limited to my school work and chores, I can lose the privilege of going out with friends.
- I understand that I can call my parents at any time if I feel threatened or unsafe when I am out with my friends. I will not have consequences for pulling myself out of a bad situation.
The consequences for not following through with these guidelines on going out with friends unsupervised is:
