I chose the quote by Bette Davis.
"If you have never been hated by your child you have never been a parent."
Parents usually don't let their kids do whatever they want. This is important and probably the most right thing to do. Atleast in my eyes. Bette Davis, the author of the poem, tells us that a good parent sets limits. Bad parents are the one's who don't make limits for their children, and let them do whatever they want. But what about learning from your mistakes? What about letting your kids do whatever they want? Do you have the right to boss over your child? Shouldn't your kids learn from their mistakes, and expirience it themselves like you as a parent probably did yourself?
Bette Davis think that you should
Great work! c:
SvarSlett