How to persuade parents not to let their children go out to play?

Parents who don't let their children go out to play are generally worried about the safety of their children. Persuading them to start from the following aspects, I personally think it should be effective.

The first aspect:

Set time limits to ensure that children do what they say.

Tell your parents that you haven't been out for a long time, or have something to do. Set a time acceptable to your parents and come back within the specified time.

Keep the time like this and it will be much easier to go out next time.

The second aspect:

Take contact tools such as mobile phones or phone watches when going out, so that parents can know their movements anytime and anywhere.

If parents are worried about going to the wrong place, they can carry contact tools with them to let them know their own movements and give them a reassurance. This may reassure parents a lot, and perhaps persuade them to let themselves out.

The third aspect:

You can ask older children or classmates to come to your home and say that they will take you home, so parents may be relieved.

Sometimes parents don't trust you to go out because they are afraid that you usually go out less. If someone can take you home at this time, parents will be relieved and may be relieved to let you go out.

The fourth aspect:

Make a deal with your parents, saying it won't affect your study.

Some parents worry that their children always go out to play, which will affect their studies.

If children can ensure that their academic performance will not decline, even if they really rank or improve their performance in the next exam, parents will be relieved.

This needs to be said and done, so don't promise to improve too much just to go out to play, otherwise it will be difficult to go out again if you don't reach it. It is most important to do what you can.

In the final analysis, parents don't let their children go out or worry that they can't go home on time after going out, which will affect their studies and so on. As long as their children pay attention to rest, study in a planned way and communicate with their parents more, parents should still understand.

Of course, if you are young, it will be more difficult to go out, because parents will be worried, so I hope children can understand their parents' hard work.