By Someonewise 
Should parents trust their children? After all, they are their own blood, their own genes. Did your parents trust you? The answer lies within these two questions.
Children have the immaturity of age, limited visibility, innocence, and far less exposure to the many situations and people around them. Trust, therefore, is not merely about believing in them blindly; it is about guiding them while they learn to navigate the world. As they mature, trust grows with their understanding, judgment, and experience.