Back in the day, children were expected to be seen and not heard, especially when adults were talking. If a kid tried to chime in during a conversation, they’d likely be met with a stern look or ...

Growing up in the ’60s and ’70s meant following a very specific set of household rules—many of which would leave younger generations scratching their heads today. From strict phone etiquette ...

This agreement could outline household rules for your adult child — while still acknowledging they’re a grown-up capable of making their own decisions. For example, a curfew would likely be ...