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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So, the solution is to let your kids drink at underage parties and train them to call Uber or a parent?[/quote]

NP.  That PP's kids are 19 and 22.  So only one would actually be underage.  Assuming the other one is away at college- SHOCKER- there's underage drinking on campus.  So the emphasis shifts from "just say no" to "be safe about it".

Its not rocket surgery.

How old are your kids?[/quote]

28, 22, 15

My kids are not allowed to go to parties, it is can artificial environment and not one they will encounter in the real world.

They gather in smaller groups, <20, usually 5-10.

They go to Nats games, georgetown games, capitals, movies, skiing, kayaking, fishing, white water rafting, camping.

They drink but in smell groups, and there is food and it is not treated as a game or the center of the event.

They drink at dinner with us, beer and wine, or when we watch sprorting events.

No liquor until they are 21.

They don't pledge, no Greek life.

They don't drink and drive.[/quote]
You are a really good parent if your children don't party. Thank you for posting here.[/quote]

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