15 year old staying home overnight alone

Anonymous
Would you let your responsible 15 year old stay home alone over a long weekend (Saturday morning to Monday afternoon)? I would prefer she stay with local grandparents, but she really wants to sleep in her own bed. She would have dinner with the grandparents.
Anonymous
I do not see why not
Anonymous
No. And I fully trust mine. But what if something happened?
Anonymous
No. I have a very responsible dd who just turned 16. I would not leave her alone. You dd needs to stay with grandparents.
Anonymous
Ask one of the grandparents to stay with her …. Instead of her going to them?
Anonymous
Absolutely not. I wouldn’t even consider this.
Anonymous
Nope.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ask one of the grandparents to stay with her …. Instead of her going to them?


My mom has mobility difficulties and our house isn't fully accessible. And because she's a fall risk, it's better that she not be alone overnight.
Anonymous
No. Why is this even a question?
Anonymous
No. It’s so absurd that I can’t even imagine it.
Anonymous
absolutely. people are ridiculous. If your kid is responsible enough, do it.
Anonymous
Yes, absolutely. Who are these crazy people saying no??
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ask one of the grandparents to stay with her …. Instead of her going to them?


My mom has mobility difficulties and our house isn't fully accessible. And because she's a fall risk, it's better that she not be alone overnight.


Then how would she even have dinner with the grandparents?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ask one of the grandparents to stay with her …. Instead of her going to them?


My mom has mobility difficulties and our house isn't fully accessible. And because she's a fall risk, it's better that she not be alone overnight.


Then how would she even have dinner with the grandparents?


One of my parents can drive her. My mom can drive, even if she can't go up and down the stairs in my house. My dad can get to her quickly in case of emergency.

My gut says no, but when my daughter asks what I'm worried about, I can't think of anything that is a realistic fear (the house is not going to spontaneously burst into flames).
Anonymous
Absolutely no.

Non.

Nein.

Nyet.
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