Anon
Oh well..I 🤫

You couldn’t see your child on school grounds, even if it is a parent teacher conference or for disciplinary reasons (especially tough if one is a single parent). If you visit a grandchild and wanted to stay over for the weekend you’d now have to register their home as a temporary address making them targets of the registry Karen’s and law enforcement. If you had them over for a certain period of time then you’d have to register their vehicles. In many municipalities you couldn’t take them to parks, libraries, swimming facilities, etc. (kids or grandkids).

A
I didn’t understand what you meant. I was asking for clarification.

Hope
Good for you.

Unfortunately, some would say that is because the regulations keep us away. I made a tough decision when my son was in High School- his mother died and I went to the principal with my situation. She looked into it, and I had to let her know each time I needed to attend a function, but she allowed it. She even gave me her personal cell number to clear it. Granted, this was a bigger city, not a small town, but sometimes we have to make that leap and hope others understand.

So what would happen , if you go and see your child/ grandchild?

Also, daughters and granddaughters. It’s just another way the registry causes more harm than good. Ripping support away from the families who in their time of real need whether that be as a provider, mentor, or for emotional support for their children. Imagine a child seeing everyone else’s parent at their school play or honor roll event or sporting event mean while they are deprived of it. There has never been a recorded incident of someone on the registry going into a school and acting out, especially when they are there for their own child. It’s ridiculous, non-sensical, and cruel

A
Can you please elaborate?