2x4, 2x8, 5x5, 7x7, 8x6, 4x9, 10x4, 3x2 Alright that was to get your attention
PARENTS:
Items you should get your kid with age included:
-A hamster to teach your child how to be responsible(3+)
-A TV for their room (You can add restrictions) (10+)
-Fidget toys (Being a kid is stressful these days, especially during a virus) (Any kid)
-A diary (7+)
-An allowance so your child can learn how to use money responsibly(Any age)
-A cell or flip phone(12+ With restrictions)

And anything else you believe is needed. A TV is not a requirement but it is a good way for your kid to relax and leave you alone for a few hours...

Give your child emotional and physical support. Give them friendly affection, and talk to your child about their mental health. Make sure they physically have what they need. For teens, talk about body image and social media usage. Talk to them about *Changes* and try to get the parent that they are most comfortable with to talk to them. TEENS will have mood swings and you should help them with that instead of telling them to change their attitude.
For any child, punishment is key. IF USED CORRECTLY! Talk to them about what they did wrong, and try not to yell. DO NOT SPANK YOUR KIDS

Also, talk to them about sexuality and how you will respect them no matter what. Don't force them to come out if they are LBGTQIA+

(TEENS AND CHILDREN, READ THIS):
If you want something from your parents, tell them how responsible you will be, and explain in detail.
Example: I will be responsible with a dog, I will feed it everyday and get it toys and care for it. I will also train it and clean up its droppings.
Parents really appreciate it when you are respectful and have a plan.

Be open to their opinion, and listen to their concerns. Answer questions honestly. If they say no, don't beg. Act mature and come back and talk about it again in a day or two. Let it sink in. Patience is key.

(TEENS)
Awkward time- us parents have been through it and sometimes we forget what it's like to be a teen. We know that it's hard, but now that we've grown up, it's hard to see your opinions. I'm here to help you.
When mad at your parents, explain with calm words why you are upset. Remember that we might not agree, but mature behavior is wonderful.
Listen to your parents side of stories, it's hard for them just like it's hard for you.

Talk to your parents about what you learned in school, or a new skill you've learned. They like to know about your life.
Talk to them and ask about their day. Even 30 seconds of conversation makes us happy.
Doing your chores without being asked makes us SO happy. Good behavior is awarded.
If you want respect and freedom, this is how you do it!

I hope this helped all of the parents and kids out there! :)