Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? My DD was allowed to go to sleepovers as soon as she was invited. Why is this even anything at all to question?
Because some stats show that 1 in 4 girls will be sexually assaulted or molested in their lifetime. Because people fear other dads, older brothers, and friends of older brothers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? My DD was allowed to go to sleepovers as soon as she was invited. Why is this even anything at all to question?
Because some stats show that 1 in 4 girls will be sexually assaulted or molested in their lifetime. Because people fear other dads, older brothers, and friends of older brothers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? My DD was allowed to go to sleepovers as soon as she was invited. Why is this even anything at all to question?
Because some stats show that 1 in 4 girls will be sexually assaulted or molested in their lifetime. Because people fear other dads, older brothers, and friends of older brothers.
Anonymous wrote:Huh? My DD was allowed to go to sleepovers as soon as she was invited. Why is this even anything at all to question?
Anonymous wrote:I have a 10 y/old. She's had several one-on-one sleepover and been to one official slumber party. She went to another but I picked her up at 9:00 because of early morning plans the following day.
My friend that hosted one limited it to 6 girls and divided them into pairs to sleep in 3 separate rooms. This kept it sane and allowed the girls to actually sleep. Parents who aren't fans of these parties don't like dealing with the cranks the next day.