Age for this
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Anonymous
| Not unless both kids have had a mature conversation with their parents about sexual safety |
Anonymous
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We allowed it at 16. We’re home and they know we can go downstairs at any moment.
But I’m also not so naive to know that backseats of cars exist. |
Anonymous
This. By the time one of them is driving, then just know that they now have a private spot to do what they want to do. Most likely it won't be happening in the basement with the doors open and a parent directly upstairs. Now if a parent is not home, that's a different story. |
Anonymous
Genius! |
Anonymous
| 16. We’ve had all of the discussions. They find a way to do what they want to do in that area. |
Anonymous
| Thank God my kids aren’t dating. |
Anonymous
| 16. If I felt like I needed to be checking in several times then I just wouldn’t allow. At this age kids can go on dates somewhere outside the house so what’s the point. |
Anonymous
This is sensible. I don’t know if you posted more about age, length of relationship, but if they’re watching a movie, it’s good to be in a family area. Everyone knows about Netflix and chill. They don’t have to be doing everything, but.. hand stuff can be an issue. Your group idea is good for a basement, theater room night. |