(East Texas) Just like most kids in Texas, I'll be the first to admit that I got into quite a bit of trouble when I was a kid in the summertime.

I was fortunate to have four siblings so there was always something to do but when no parents were around sometimes, we would do things that kids do and get into some trouble.

With it being about that time here in East Texas, I wanted to know the most common ways for kids get in trouble during the summertime.

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We’re Not Talking About Serious Crimes

Most kids are not committing serious crimes; we are talking about little things that could be an annoyance.

While some things listed below are technically illegal, this really is just about talking with your kids now so they don’t get themselves into trouble with this free time they will have over the next few months.


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Most Common Ways Kids are Getting in Trouble During Summer Break

While kids should be avoiding these behaviors, sometimes they will break the rules.

Here is a look at some of the most common ways for East Texas kids to get in trouble in the summertime.

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Don’t Be Too Hard on Kids

Sure, we don’t want kids getting into trouble while they should be enjoying their summertime.

Let’s not forget about the trouble we got into as kids, it’s part of growing up.

But it’s probably best to talk to your kids about staying out of trouble before the damage is already done, talk to them about the consequences of their actions.

Don’t forget to remind them to have fun and enjoy the summertime, it won’t be long until they have responsibilities and a job.

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