Rules that don’t grow with teens don’t keep order. They create resentment, rebellion, and eye-rolls strong enough to power a wind farm. And yet, some parents act like household rules were carved into stone tablets and handed down by the Parenting Gods. Bedtime is 8:30. Curfew is 9. Lights out by 10. End of discussion. That might have worked beautifully when your child was 10. But now they’re 17, taller than you, with a driver’s license — and the same rules suddenly feel ridic