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Drive Moment - Do Your Children's Opinions Influence Your Decisions?

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There's no mistaking that parents are parents, and children are children. As a parent, you may feel that you have the authoritative role in your home because you are the adult in the room. There are many decisions that you make without consulting your children. However, are there moments where their opinion matters to you, and where they can influence your decisions?  The Drive 959 team enjoyed hearing just how powerful children are in their homes. Take a listen! 
27 May 2025 English South Africa Music · Comedy

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