At what age should parents stop walking their children to the bus stop?

Stay just as you are! There is too much nonsense, these days , about a child's independence. A mother such as you should be praised for your care and attentiveness.

Only you know the area and what you feel comfortable with. Growing up I lived in the country so myself and the neighbor kids would walk ourselves. But if you live in a bigger city I'd still be concerned even at their age.

Use the time as good bonding to have conversations and such. Don't make it look like you're walking to the bus stop but instead enjoying a nice walk and their company.

Are they within view? Not so sure about the 10 year old. The world has changed from when we were young.

Depends on the area you live but they're probably fine

It is your choice and the girls need to understand you are helping to keep them safe. You know what is right for you and the area you live in

I would say when the older daughter is 14. Then she can look out for herself and her younger sister. However, it also depends on your area. In the meantime keep walking them. You will miss it before you know it.

I don't even remember parents accompanying their kids to school back in my day, and it was far more dangerous than it is today. We just chose to walk with our friends and that was the end of it.

In a ideal world they'd be safe walking to school alone.

11 is when I stopped with my son