What is the proper etiquette for children's sleepovers?
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But he is. I've watched him *kitten* glitter.
That just means he ate a bunch of glitter.. proof that he's not an angel! ;-)
That totally explains the dog poop too... Damn.0 -
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From one Mom, to another Mom, Don't let your child go!!!! You can never be to careful with your children. I have let my older son, age 9, have a sleep over with a friend. However I had gotten to know this particular family over about three years. We are all good family friends. I feel comfortable with them taking of my child. Back to your issue, you don't know this lady. Shouldn't you get to know the family, to know whether you both see eye to eye on parenting issues? The best peace of advice I can give you is trust you motherly instinct.0
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