Kids and jobs

I think its great that she wants to contribute to society and take her share of work. I would encourage her, but don't let it take over. It shoudlbe a little extra not a majr stress for her.

Well done on raising a responsible daughter! I think it's great that your daughter is keen to be independent. I started working at 16 while I was in 6th form (UK, additional high-school). I worked both days of the weekend, but it taught me responsibility and put money in my pocket when i knew my parents couldn't afford to. You'r eright to be concerned over her schooling, maybe you could talk to her teachers to be sure her studies aren't suffering. Other than that, just enjoy the pride of having raised a good girl. (It's rarer than you think these days!!)

hey that is great, and if she has fun with it then it should not harm her at all, I would just make sure that she balances her work life with her school life and having fun. Good luck and what a great kid you have!

no our indian govermant no allowd childrans job

i think that`s ok as long as she can manage her tome fot both. i tell you a story about my friends, he just graduate from colledge with cumlaute. His first years in coledge is the worst year for him. He refuse to join with some organization and decide to focus just for his study, and guest what happend? He just stuck with study and became bored and then became lazy and desperated. After he join with some organization, he more exited and have a good time manage. Well i think maby with some activity we can learn how to manage our time daily and became dicipline

when I turned 16, my mom said if I wanted to drive I had to supply the gas money for my car so the only way I could do that was to get a job, Now she said if my job interferred with my school work I would have to quit. I think a teenager having a job is a great idea because it gives them responsiblity and prepares them for bills they are going to have to pay when the become adults.

I think that it is great that she wants to work. Shows that she has drive to succede. I think that going to school and working still leaves time for her to have fun. Plus she won't be asking you to buy her everything she wants all the time. It shows maturity and the ability to be independant.

have you ever thought of having her do something online? also you should be very proud that she wants to work most kids dont

HHHHhhhhhmmmmmm Kids are not the same as when we were kids and that is a fact!!! They are more adult a lot earlier!!!! For example.... My little Grandson and Grandaughter know their way around Grandads PC and thats a fact!!!!! Is she just a teeenager (13) or older? I reckon that 14 and onwards they can certainly make their minds up, and know what they reckon That is my "Two Pence Worth" hope it helps

thats wonderful for her. she is independant and thats a great statr, but then you hope she knows to keep her school work going. alot of times teengaers get jobs and then there school work suffers. i hope that will not be the case here. good luck

Well done on raising a responsible daughter! I think it's great that your daughter is keen to be independent. I started working at 16 while I was in 6th form (UK, additional high-school). I worked both days of the weekend, but it taught me responsibility and put money in my pocket when i knew my parents couldn't afford to. You'r eright to be concerned over her schooling, maybe you could talk to her teachers to be sure her studies aren't suffering. Other than that, just enjoy the pride of having raised a good girl. (It's rarer than you think these days!!)