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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is there something in the room that is a big draw? They are doing fashion shows in the closet with a huge mirror? They are playing with nail polish in yh bathroom? They listen to music and you have the only Alexa? They should listen regardless but it would be worth trouble shooting why they are in there -- something is fun in there versus they are just being sneaky. If it is interesting in there, maybe you can move that think to a public space for the playdate[/quote] Oh, I was assuming that this kid was wandering off. If "they" are doing it, like my kid is going into my bedroom with a friend and playing, regardless of whose idea it is? Then my kid would be done playing for the day. The playdate would be over, and my kid would be alone in their room. Other kid could watch TV until their parents come, or get picked up early, and I'd explain that my kid was the one did not follow my rules. I wouldn't complain about other people's kids not following rules I couldn't get my own kid to follow. [/quote]
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