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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why would your child need to entertain a friend in  your bedroom?   Explore your drawers and closests?  Bathroom products?  No thanks![/quote]

But OP of the other thread seemed to think it should be an obvious, bright-line rule for any child to never enter a parental bedroom, not merely that kids should go find somewhere else to play. That’s what I don’t get. My kids breeze in and out of my bedroom all the time. I wouldn’t expect them to be like “BUT WAIT NOW I HAVE A GUEST SO I CAN’T” and much less so for the guest to have been taught not to ever enter an adult’s bedroom. [/quote]

Please stop mischaracterizing OP’s post. It’s clearly about kids going in there during a play date. We can easily infer that it’s when a parent isn’t there:

[i]There is one of my daughter’s friends who always goes into the primary bedroom [b]during play dates[i], despite us repeatedly telling her not to. Should I say something to the parents?

I personally have taught my daughters not to go in the parents’ bedrooms or other private areas of the home [/b]during a play date. [b]Am I the only one who cares about this?[/i][/quote]

I have no idea what you’re correcting. I never said the parent was in the room. My post is about what my expectations of my kids, and their guests, are during play dates. [/quote]

Why do you think your kids should have free rein not only in your house but in other's homes as well?[/quote]

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