Should Parents Let Their Underage Children Drink Alcohol? Part 2
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Opinionated parents weigh in on the topic of underage drinking. Listen to debate guests discuss the reasons for and against allowing underage kids to drink alcohol. Is normalizing alcohol consumption harmful, and if so, why? Should parents introduce alcohol to their underage children to prepare them for adulthood? What are the risks of endorsing underage drinking?
Get surprising answers to these questions from guests who candidly give their perspectives. Share your thoughts on this debate by emailing [email protected] or by visiting the PWT YouTube channel.
Next week, we get stuck into the real-world implications of these parents beliefs. How do their beliefs affect their lives? Remember, Parents Who Think won't hand you the answers; we're dishing out the debates, and it's up to you to pick your side.
PWT Guests featured in this debate are:
Keiyia Jackson-George +Dave Wilson+ Casey McMurray
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