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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So surprised so many people have outside locks on bedroom doors. [/quote]

It's not normal. It's only for people who are not doing a good job of raising their kids.[/quote]

+1. Well-mannered children know to stay out of private spaces, especially in other people’s homes. And if they don’t know that, they CERTAINLY should know to obey the parent when they are over for a play date.

My kids obey the adult in charge, whether it is at school, at grandma’s house, or on a play date. That’s how my kids are raised.[/quote]

I would find it really weird, or (the other kids') home life really weird, if the kid was dyin gto do something at my house that that kid could not do at their house.

We used to have play dates with a kid every week, and he would go to inappropriate Youtube channels and raid the pantry. My kids aren't perfect, but they knew appropriate boundaries. You could tell that the parents had issues at home. The mom tried to correct ME (!!!) about HER kids' behavior.  I said I have no idea what (that kid's) home rules are, but my kid doesn't do that when your kid is not around, so it sounds like a "you" problem. If the kids are old enough to be on their own during a playdate, they simply should not be doing inappropriate things at someone else's house. It's not on me.

Anyway, lock your door, if you must, OP. But keep an eye on that kid, too.  You don't need to be the free babysitter. [/quote]

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