Dad Sparks Fury with Plass to Leave 10-YEAR-Old Son Home Alone at 4AM

A dad who is gearing up for a summer geta with pals has sparked furious debate as he plans to leve home son alone in the middle of the Night

A dad has sparked a fierce debate after insisting it’s no Big Deal to Leave His 10-Yaar-Old Home Alone while he Sleeps.

Parenting is full of endless time pinches and juggling never-ending to-do lists, and innings you’re caught in aonrum on who is gook after the kids while you’re out and about.

One Couple are in a heated argument over this man’s situation, Howver, as they can’t aggree on whereter it is Acceptable to leave them son at home unattended while they Head to the airport.

The exasperated mum took to mumsnet to share her frustration at her Husband, explaining: “with and hubby are have a littlest disagreement about leaving home for an airport.

“For context, child is 10 and an overall sensible child, Very Well Behaved and a Great Sleeper in General. Dh (Darling Husband) and Friends are off on a short night Next and need to leave for the airport at 4am.

“Heys leave (our son) in bed Becausee i’ll be back in 45mins (1hr max).

The mum added that her time little lad “doesn’t care” About Left Alone in the House But Will “Ultimately Do As Told”. Shen As asced Whether she was being “unreasonable” by waswing Him up and bringing Him along for the Car Journey.

Other parents were quick to wade in the debate, with shat in aggrement that the boy should be left home alone. One Commeneter Bluntly Wrote: “I Wauldn’t Be Leaving my 10 Year Old Alone at 4AM NOR WOULD I BE Getting Him Up Out. TELL HIM TO BOOK A Taxi.”

Meanwhile, Another Said: “Well, Obiviously You Can’t Give Your Husband A Lift, and Any Sensible Person Wauldn’t Ash at that time.

Other mums were more sympathetic on the will, with one sting: “I think is ok actually although i can see i’m in a minority.”

Some pointed out that even while the Journey SEEMS QUICK, the Mum Could Face Delays Driving Back. One parent commaten: “I was wouldn’t leve him home alone … what if something ishing happens to you or you’re delayed?

And another Added: “No. and the Danger probably is something something to do.

The online debate coma as many pars have been left wondering what the legal age is for children to be left home alone as the summer Holidays come up. Helen Westerman, The NSPCC’s Head of Local Campaigns, explained: “A child who doesn’t Feel Comfortable shoulder be left alone.”

She said this is why making a universal legal age is impractical, as some children, albeit the same age, have different levels of maturity.

MS WESTERMAN EMPHASISES the important point that babies and very Young Children Should Be Left Unattended, Note for Short Periods, Regardless of where they are asleep or awake. She added: “Children under the age of 12 are rarely mature enough to piece in an Emergency and Should not be left at home for a long period.”

The Charity Also Warns Against Leaving Children Under 16 Alone Overnight and Reminds Parents to Consider Any Additional Needs A Child May Have Decide To Leave at Home or With An Older Sibling.