Why Some Parents Have a ‘No Closed Doors’ Rule for Kids

Why Some Parents Have a ‘No Closed Doors’ Rule for Kids

Credit: Getty ImagesKey TakeawaysTo keep their kids safe and monitor potentially risky behavior, some parents opt to keep their kids' bedroom doors open at all times. Experts say building trust through communication is a better way to ensure safe behavior from your teen—but in extreme cases, an open door policy might be necessary. For an easy middle ground, parents might allow their teen to close their door, but never lock it. When we think abou…