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I'm Uncomfortable Letting My Daughter Have Sleepovers at a Certain Friend's House

by Susan Stiffelman, MFT, Posted Dec 27th 2010 11:00AM

Dear AdviceMama, I'm an old dad (late 50s). My 11-year-old daughter loves sleepovers, both at our house and her friends'. However, I have an issue with the mother of one of her friends. She is very sweet and a member of our church, but I question ...Would you let your child spend the night at this mom's house?
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Slumber Party Ideas

by Sandy Maple, Posted Nov 13th 2009 3:50PM

Slumber parties, also known as sleepovers and pajama parties, are a fun way for kids to spend some quality time with their friends. Boys like slumber parties, but girls love them. If you are hosting a slumber party at your house, you should plan ...
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Video Games, Sleepovers, and Bath Tub Toys - Links We Love

by Bethany Sanders, Posted Feb 25th 2009 8:00AM

Time to move your toddler out of her crib? Here are five things to think about to make the transition to more smoothly. -- LilSugar Here's one dad's answer to his son's request to play Call of Duty (a shoot 'em up video game): Research and discuss ...
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A failed sleepover attempt

by Kristin Darguzas, Posted Feb 13th 2008 8:31AM

I started preparing Nolan early last week for his weekend sleepover at my parent's house. It's not that I was going out or anything, but it would be nice to have that option, you know? And too: recently I've had to travel a little more often for ...
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Blogging Baby Size 6: Top six things pre-adolescent boys like to do at sleepovers

by Jen Creer, Posted Jul 26th 2006 9:33AM

No, not that! They are PRE-adolescent! Get your minds out of the gutter. But my 12-year-old son had his best friend over for a sleepover last night, and this is pretty typical for them. They like to: 6. Buy their OWN bags of Fritos and Cheetos and ...
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The right age to begin sleepovers for boys and girls

by Heather Craven, Posted

My son, now 13 years-old, began hosting and attending sleepovers when he was about 4. On the other hand my daughter, 9 years-old, just recently began venturing into the world of overnight visits to her friends' houses. I never gave the matter much ...
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