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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would ask about a convenient time to pick up rather than her bedtime. If they are going to watch a movie or be in the middle of an activity it is better to pick up before or after.

I was never allowed to do many sleepovers growing up and I really resented it and still feel it was unfair. [b]It was a bond and story that my friends had that I was never a part of and even now as adults talk talk about awesome memories of sleepovers and I got no[/b]thing. Obviously it isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of life but it sucked missing out on the fun when you you knew everyone else was there and you weren't. Regardless of their reason it made me stand out as different than everyone else.

My parents weren't worried about molesters. They were very anti-TV and movies (no computers / video games then!) and didn't want us exposed to TV/movies. Sigh. [/quote]

Sorry but your friends didn't have much of a life after childhood if they still talk about sleepovers as some great memory. I went to tons of sleepovers - none, not one -sticks out as some amazing memory. They all just kind of mesh together. I am sure they were fun at the time but really not so amazing.[/quote]

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