won't OR don't

[Prénoms français]

My parents are always saying the words below to me.

You are eating and watching TV too much. I don't let you be that any more.
(just a little more)

We are not English-native, but we do speak English at home.


Is there something wrong with the words?
I think my parents should say:
You are eating and watching TV too much. I won't let you be that any more.
or "don't" is also OK?

for example:
I don't let you go.
I won't let you go.

 

[Raymott]

My parents are always saying the words below to me.

You are eating and watching TV too much. I don't let you be that any more.
(just a little more)

We are not English-native, but we do speak English at home.


Is there something wrong with the words?
I think my parents should say:
You are eating and watching TV too much. I won't let you be that any more.
or "don't" is also OK?

for example:
I don't let you go.
I won't let you go.

They mean, "I won't let you do that any more."
No, "don't" isn't also OK.
"Don't" mean "Do not". "Won't" means "Will not".

 

[Tdol]

Also, with You are eating and watching TV too much, too much TV would sound better to me, which would leave eating stranded, so I would say eating too much and watching too much TV.