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Ohio’s new “Let Children Grow Act” could flip the script on parenting—making it legal for parents to let kids walk to school, bike around, or stay home alone without fear of child protective services. This isn’t about setting rigid rules, but empowering parents to judge their child’s maturity. It’s part of a national movement, already gaining traction in other states and even Congress, as families push back against over-supervision and demand space for kids to learn responsibility—and grow up without being labeled neglectful.

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