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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sometimes tweens / young teens are not thinking of all the possibly consequences. They have a thought and go with it. One thing you can do is to teach your son to not respond that its fine if it isn't. So when the friend disinvites him, he can respond to friend with someting along the lines of that sucks, now I have no one to go with or time to make other plans (but in MS appropriate language). Sometimes just giving the other kid more information to work with in the moment can lead to them realizing the consequences and then making a different decision.[/quote] +1. My tween’s thought process was to come home and ask if anyone had made plans for him to go trick-or-treating. I asked him if the kids had been talking about it. He said yeah, but he assumed someone would take care of the details. He ended up going with said friends, but his thought process had some pretty serious holes in it.[/quote]
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