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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Same situation only three years in - they haven’t broken up. I provide a ton of opportunities for them to get together with a ton of supervision. Ive  developed a relationship with boyfriend and his family. And my daughter has her own relationship with his family which is really nice because she has another adult who loves her, supports her and guides her. We share driving them places and we’ve even taken weekend trips together a few times a year.

Parents are on the same page about sports -‘quitting is not an option. And between parents, coaches and teachers, grades stay up - both straight A students.

It’s easier when they don’t drive - neither in our case can drive with others in the car yet and we’ve stayed strict with this rule despite “everyone else’s parents letting their kid drive other kids”. It makes supervision easier.

We’ve also made birth control available and helped our daughter find a doctor she’s comfortable talking with (her pediatrician was great but she wanted a young female so we changed). She has not yet elected birth control but we check in about.

I feel like this sounds controlling as I type it, but it really isn’t in practice. The investment was all in the beginning.  And for me the biggest thing is to make sure I have a good relationship with my daughter. [/quote]

So they are dating 3 years and now rising juniors and you don’t think they’ve had sex? Come on [/quote]

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