Sleep overs
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Sleepover
Asked by T.J. from Portland
on April 26, 2013
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My son is 11 and his friends are having a movie sleepover. The movies being played are Die Hard,Aliens, and The Matrix. All the kids are 11. Do you think I should let ...
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- I let my kids watch pg13, but not R at this point. What are these shows rated? If they are R I would ask the mom if there are other choices and then make my choice. ...
- Why wouldn't you let him go? Of course let him go.
- If you are comfortable with the home, and his sleeping over, and comfortable with the movie selection, I say yes. Sounds like a fun night. F. B.
...........Sleepover Question......
Asked by D.C. from Dallas
on January 29, 2011
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Hi,
my son (9) asked me last night if his best friends and him could have a sleepover at our house. Apparently the boys' mother said it was fine with her if I'm ok ...
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- Sleepovers are so fun! Just ask the child to bring what they want to sleep in....a favorite blanket or pillow, their toothbrush, a change of clothes. (Some kids a...
- my son usually does a sleep over with tons of boys (headache) for his birthday. But if it is 1 kid or tons drop off is usually by about 5 but not really strict because...
- You can have the child come over after dinner and change into jammies at your house. Pop some popcorn and provide something to drink, put in a movie, after the movie ...
Kindergarten Sleepover?
Asked by P.G. from Dallas
on March 16, 2013
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I'm not sure when/if it will happen, but a mom in my son's class was giving parents a heads up about a boys only sleepover birthday party. Sleepover is optional. My so...
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- My 6 year old son has done sleepovers, but only at a friend's house 5 doors down...so if he needed to come home, it was easily do-able. Same thing when my daughter wa...
- My older son went on a two night camping trip with his friends family when he was four. My younger son started going on sleepovers in kindergarten. They were even yo...
- I'd let him go and then see if he wants to stay after the party. He could decide he doesn't want to go or he could stay and do fine. He might even wake up in the middl...
Faux Sleepover
Asked by L.M. from Peoria
on December 16, 2012
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So my daughter, who is 7 (and my oldest) is dying to have a sleepover with her BFF. I am not ready to have her sleep at someone's house yet, nor is her BFFs mom.
S...
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- They are only seven, if you are going so far as PJ.s, robes and slippers and you know the other family well, let them spend the night. Set a bed time no later then 11...
- Music and dancing Makeovers
- I think what you're planning is plenty. The girls will find plenty to entertain themselves. If not you can always paint nails and toes :) BTW, this faux sleep over be...
Girls at Sleepover
Asked by L.C. from Seattle
on September 26, 2009
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My daughter told me at a recent sleepover that 3 of the girls were naked giving each other massages. She said naked...she means naked without underwear too. I felt i...
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- As many moms have already said, talk to your own daughter and keep her comfortable about talking with you. Sounds as if you have already talked with some of the girls/...
- Dear L. If this were the 60's or the 80's and we had not had all that repressive fake Christianity thrown on us once again no one would have cared. Massage is a no...
- Personally, I think having a discussion with the parents about the boundaries you expect to be upheld while your daughter is staying with them is acceptable and good f...
Sleepover for Cousins
Asked by S.M. from Los Angeles
on September 24, 2011
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Hello- Got another issue with my husbands family and not sure how to intervene. But since my 8 year old is crying, I just can't sit back as her heart break. My sister...
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- If the sleepover is for a 13yr old's birthday and her 13yr old friends then it is reasonable for your 8yr old not to participate. As for your SIL not having your ch...
- As sad as it is kids grow up and apart. I have a bff and our girls are still close. They go to different schools and have different friends now but still want to spend...
- In this case, I think it was right for them not to invite your 8-year-old to sleep over with a bunch of 13-year-olds. If my daughter were 8 and was invited to sle...
At What Age Did Your Child First Have a Sleepover
Asked by E.C. from San Francisco
on April 15, 2009
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At what age did your child first have a sleepover
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- I must be a "bad mom" because my dd has slept over friends' houses since she was maybe about 2 years old. She does fine. We don't have bio family nearby so our friends...
- My daughter was about 9, and I checked the parents out on the Megan's Law website. I let her when I knew she was old enough to call me if she thought something wasn't...
- My 12 year old sleeps over at the house across the street sometimes, and my 4 (almost 5) year old tags along. The 4 year old is usually home within an hour, so I woul...
Sleepover
Asked by J.M. from Los Angeles
on May 2, 2012
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My daughter wants to have her first slumber party for her 7th birthday. I am wondering if any kids parents will even be ok with sleeping over somewhere at this young ...
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- It will depend on the parents and the kids. That's too young for me. When my kids were invited to sleepover parties at that age I let them stay until about 10:00 or ...
- In my home, no sleep overs outside of the home until 10 years old. I make it a really big deal. Perhaps a pajama themed party would be fun and making it later in the d...
- Honestly, I think 7 is too young. I know some kids do this, but there's a lot of kids that are still pretty needy at that age. My dd is 8 and I won't do a slumber ...
My Son Wants to Have a Sleepover
Asked by K.S. from Washington DC
on February 13, 2012
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latley for the past 6 months hes been begging me to have a sleepover. he is 3 years old
what shold i do
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- Um, tell him he's too young? Or if you think he can handle it... invite a friend over for the night. Up to you!
- So does he want a friend over or does he want to go to a friends or does it matter? Three is young, but if it is close and he is very familier with the family and the...
- I've had my friend's kids (5 and 3) over for sleepovers several times. It's always been fine. It depends on your kid and who he's with.
10 Yr Old Sleepover
Asked by M.S. from Dallas
on February 25, 2009
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I was wanting to know what would be the best and easist thing to serve for Breakfast after a sleepover party? Also if anyone has any ideas to share of different sleep...
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- I will also recommend some Croissants... they have the small ones and you can put cheese and/or ham. Probably the less sugar you give the kids in the morning the bett...
- Donuts or Muffins and Juice and Milk.. something simple
- Oh my, I had my son a sleepover when he turned 10,I did the movie theme, I had movie candy, made nachos, hot dogs, frito pie, had pickles. I even purchased popcorn box...
