Family should be the one group of individuals in whom you have the most faith. But, let’s face it, this isn’t true for every single family on earth. One TikTok user was motivated to create a video describing how she wants to raise her kid.

She will not leave her child alone with male relatives, and they will not be permitted to attend sleepovers. She generated quite a stir among the other parents. Some people agree with her, while others think her decisions are questionable.

Aubrey is a mother of two and has expressed some strong opinions on how she raises her children. Because the contemporary world is a dangerous place, this mother makes certain that her children grow up in as much safety as possible.

Audrey’s TikTok handle is @theorganicmami, and she has just over 2000 followers, but they’re growing by the day. She posted a get-ready-with-me video on her TikTok account, in which she openly stated her parenting practices.

Audrey began the video by stating that she would not allow her daughter to sleep over at someone else’s place. The majority of people would agree. However, few people would question their own family members and refuse to let them overnight at their grandparents’ house.

Audrey will not even let her daughter spend time with her male relatives alone. “No sleepovers,” she stated emphatically. “Nope. not even with close relatives. And she’ll never be alone with a man. “I don’t care if you’re the grandfather, uncle, or cousin.”

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Audrey began to apply cosmetics to her face as the video progressed. She stated that she would treat her children equally. This implies that her boy will be subject to the same regulations as her daughter.
Audrey will not allow her daughter or son to stay out late since it is not safe for any of them. “For instance, me letting my son go out late but not my daughter because it’s too dangerous for a woman,” Audrey went on to explain. “I’m just going to treat them both the same.”

When it comes to affection, Audrey stated that her daughter would not be forced to accept hugs or kisses if she did not want to. This applies to both her friends and her relatives. “Your parents will not be kept in the dark. And if you’re one of those folks who says, ‘I’ll give you sweets when your mother isn’t here; just don’t tell her,’ you’ll never see us again,” she remarked.

Audrey is also sure that her daughter will be able to express her emotions as she sees fit. She will not be required to attend public school. “She doesn’t have to respect you if you don’t also respect her; as a child, she will still have opinions and emotions, and she is allowed to feel a certain way,” she said.

Naturally, there were a wide range of responses in the comments area. Some of her parents were entirely supportive of her intentions. Someone wrote, “[People are] getting mad about the no sleepovers rule, but it’s actually good, speaking from my childhood experiences.” Another person said, “My mom did the no sleepovers thing [with] me when I was younger, and I was upset, but later I found out that one of the girls I was invited to got sexually assaulted by the stepdad.”

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Her judgments, on the other hand, perplexed several individuals. Many people remarked that their favorite memories were made at sleepovers and that her children will miss out on a lot of fun. One girl wrote about her personal experience of being denied permission to attend sleepovers. “I’m not allowed to have sleepovers, and I hate my mom for it [so much]. I missed out on a ton of stuff,” she stated in an email.

Another individual said, “If you know the parents and the kid, I don’t see the harm in sleepovers; they’re honestly some of my best memories.” Finally, someone questioned her about why she doesn’t trust her own male relatives. “Why don’t you trust your brother or father?” they wrote. “Do you leave her with her father?”