Can parents come into their children s rooms as they like?

Legal analysis: No, 14-year-old children should have their own independent space, so parents must get permission from the child when they enter the room or want to use the child's things.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 1032: Natural persons enjoy the right to privacy. The privacy rights of others must not be infringed upon by any organization or individual by means such as espionage, invasion, leakage, or disclosure.

Privacy refers to the tranquility of a natural person's private life and the private space, private activities, and private information that he or she does not want others to know.

Parents are free to enter their children's rooms at will. If you don't want them to come into their room at will, you should sit down and talk to your parents and tell them that you've grown up and want to have your own private space. I hope they will respect you.

Knock on the door before entering, and get permission before entering. Communicate with your parents like a friend. They should understand you and respect you.

They don't come into the children's rooms at will.

If parents want to get the respect of their children, then please learn to respect their children first, children are also independent individuals, they also have their own ideas, have their own privacy, especially as they get older, their children's privacy is more and more, too much interference with children will not only not be effective, but will also be counterproductive, pushing children farther and farther.

Many parents may feel that entering and leaving their children's rooms at will is to understand their children better, and they are also afraid that their children are doing and learning irrelevant things in the room, and sometimes they may suddenly enter their children's rooms in order to grab bags, which makes children extremely disgusted, just as parents do not want their children to suddenly break into their rooms.

By living in peace with your child and respecting each other, your child may want to talk to you about his stories and dreams, and parents will have the possibility of truly entering their child's inner world.

So, stop entering your child's room at will, give them their own space, knock on the door first, and get permission if needed. If your child is more concerned about his or her own privacy, it is best not to go in and out of your child's room at will, because such casual entry and exit may make your child disgusted with you.

If you don't get your child to be a very private person, then your casual entry and exit may not affect him in any way.

Actually, there is no problem with entering and exiting your child's room as a lengthened one, but you can knock on the door appropriately before entering.

If you don't want your parents to come into your room, then sit down with your parents and chat, tell them that you have grown up and want to have your own private space, and hope that they can respect you, knock on the door before entering, get permission to enter the door, communicate with your parents like friends, they should also understand you, give you respect, and will not enter your child's room casually.

In my opinion, parents should give their children a certain amount of space. If the child is older, parents should discuss with the child, instead of treating the child as a child, which is prone to conflict. Give the child enough space, so it is better for parents not to enter the child's room casually.

After all, there is something that can be discussed together.

If the child is still young, then parents can enter the child's room in order to take care of the child, if the child is older, then it is still necessary to respect the child, and enter the house to ask for the child's opinion.

As long as it depends on how old the child is, if the child is an adult, then the parents are not allowed to be in the child's room casually, and before the child is an adult, the parents can be in the child's room casually.

As the child grows older and matures, parents need to give their child personal space, and it is best not to enter the child's room casually.

Of course, it is not okay to be casual, and many privacy things when the child grows up, you still have to get the child's consent.

When the child is young, parents may be more concerned about the child and go to the room. If it's puberty, and the child asks for it, then don't just go in.

Personally, I think it is not allowed, because children also have their own privacy, and parents have no right to interfere.

I don't think so, children have their own privacy and space, I think as parents, you should give your children some space, and you have to knock on the door before entering the room.

You can't enter casually. Strictly speaking, it violates the child's right to privacy.

Parents should also knock on the door when they enter the child's room, as the child also has privacy.

Men avoid their mothers, and women avoid their fathers.

No, besides, in our kingdom, if there is someone who casually enters someone else's home, it will not cause serious consequences and impacts, at most it will drive him away.

As for the parents who enter their children's rooms, it is not to mention, at most it is a little disrespectful to their children.

Parents should respect their children's privacy, give their children personal space, and protect their children's privacy, so that children can live happily. If parents want to be involved in the whole life of their children, it is best not to enter the room at will, otherwise it may cause the child to be disgusted and make the child feel very uncomfortable.

When children are young, parents generally pay more attention to their own rights and status at home, hoping to have a sense of control in front of their children. When the children grow up and become independent, most of them will choose to move out. It is also the space to pursue one's own rights and better separate from one's parents.

It's not good to go in and out of someone's room without their consent.

Parents generally acquiesce to their child's permission to come and go as they please. If your child thinks this is a problem, be kind enough to raise it with their parents. Many times we do the wrong thing because we don't realize it's wrong.

Many times, we don't respect others, and we may not be aware that some behaviors are disrespectful to others.

Both adults and children should realize that we are not omniscient, so let's grow together.

In early childhood, come out of the mother's body to complete a separation, about 3 years old the child will form his own personality, this is the second separation, and when adulthood to complete the third separation, the third separation is more difficult, not only the child, the mother's side will also have a lot of troubles. There is a term called "psychological weaning", which means that you should be psychologically separated from your parents, face society independently, and no longer always rely on your parents' help.

Trespassing is unacceptable. In China, the privacy and security of ordinary citizens' families are protected by law, and anyone who breaks into the house without permission, whether it is a victim or not, is punished by law.

In fact, parents entering their children's rooms at will is also an act of trespassing into private houses. Legally, parents have the right to control their children, but they should not enter their grandchildren's rooms at will, but should establish two-way trust and respect, as a private space for courtesy and respect.

Although some parents believe that this kind of sneaking into their children's room can make them aware of their children's activity plans, the fact that parents enter their children's rooms at will will not solve the problem and may even have a negative impact. Under certain circumstances, it may weaken the relationship of trust between the two parties, so that the child may not be willing to be open and honest with the parent, so that the parent is unable to understand the child's practices and situation.

Therefore, the protection of personal privacy and security is protected by law, and parents cannot enter their children's rooms without permission or malice. When parents have any problems, they should respect their children's rights, establish good communication mechanisms, and provide a safe environment for their children, rather than taking a tough attitude. Only when you abide by the law, respect your children's private space, and establish a good communication relationship can you bring a lasting sense of security to your children and a harmonious environment for the family.

This question involves family and cultural aspects, so there is no one definitive answer. In some families, parents may feel that they have the right to enter their child's room because they believe that it is their responsibility and obligation as a parent. But in other Lu Ming line families, parents may respect their children's privacy and only enter their rooms when necessary.

However, in either case, parents and children should establish effective lines of communication and agree on each other's expectations. If the child wishes to protect his or her privacy, parents should respect the child's wishes, unless there is a last resort.

Why? You've grown up and your wings are stiff?

According to the General Provisions of China's Civil Law, no one is allowed to enter or destroy another person's residence without permission, and these acts are tortious acts.

Although it is not within the scope for parents to enter their children's rooms at will, parents should not force their way into their rooms if they refuse to allow them to enter. As children grow up, they come to understand their rights and obligations and, to a certain extent, to respect their privacy. Parents can build a good relationship of trust with their children, and should not impose or impose on them to achieve their desired results.

In addition, although parents are free to enter their children's rooms, we should also be mindful of their trust and not violate the privacy of others without their parents' knowledge. Parents should have faith that they cannot arbitrarily search their child's room or disrupt order in their child's room. Let your child know that you have come to search their closet, drawer or even mobile phone, which may cause you and your child to have a misunderstanding and not get a good educational effect.

All in all, as a parent, you should not only respect your child's privacy, but also give your child proper discipline. Parents must treat their children's relationship correctly and take prudence, patience and support as the basic means of communication, so as to better improve the trust and respect between parents and children and promote the good development of both parties.