I would contact the school counselor.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would advise your daughter about being friends with said girl.

If the mom is a pothead and you feel obligated, you can anonymously report the situation to CPS like another poster said, but it sounds like mom is on board with this lifestyle. So going to her wouldn't accomplish much.

Pothead? What is this 1975? Her mother could have a medical diagnosis that a doctor prescribed marijuana for. She probably doesn’t know about her 12 year old smoking. Or she might. You don’t know anything.

Call the parent.

You are naive if you believe this narrative you've spun. Good luck to you. A lot of people must have fun pulling the wool over your eyes.

I guess you have no idea how many adults have prescriptions for marijuana. And it doesn’t matter because it’s legal. The mother can smoke all she wants.

Anonymous wrote:To the people saying to call CPS, do you know how traumatic that would be to the whole family? For pot?

You would absolutely do more harm than good. Family separation, loss of school community, etc. If you want to help the kid, be a support, don't tear them apart!

Are you unaware of the harmful effect marijuana has on children's developing brains or do you just not care about the harm that is caused developmentally to a 12-year-old that uses weed?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would advise your daughter about being friends with said girl.

If the mom is a pothead and you feel obligated, you can anonymously report the situation to CPS like another poster said, but it sounds like mom is on board with this lifestyle. So going to her wouldn't accomplish much.

Pothead? What is this 1975? Her mother could have a medical diagnosis that a doctor prescribed marijuana for. She probably doesn’t know about her 12 year old smoking. Or she might. You don’t know anything.

Call the parent.

You are naive if you believe this narrative you've spun. Good luck to you. A lot of people must have fun pulling the wool over your eyes.

To the people saying to call CPS, do you know how traumatic that would be to the whole family? For pot?

You would absolutely do more harm than good. Family separation, loss of school community, etc. If you want to help the kid, be a support, don't tear them apart!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would advise your daughter about being friends with said girl.

If the mom is a pothead and you feel obligated, you can anonymously report the situation to CPS like another poster said, but it sounds like mom is on board with this lifestyle. So going to her wouldn't accomplish much.

Pothead? What is this 1975? Her mother could have a medical diagnosis that a doctor prescribed marijuana for. She probably doesn’t know about her 12 year old smoking. Or she might. You don’t know anything.

Call the parent.

Oh yeah sure. I bet that’s it. Smh

At the very least, it should be reported to Instagram and and the account should be deactivated. Isn't the minimum age officially 13? I know a lot of younger kids use it anyway, but when photos depict an illegal act, it violates all sorts of rules. Second, I think you should contact the parent whether you know them or not. If she really is smoking pot or anything else, the parent needs to know ASAP.

Anonymous wrote:I would advise your daughter about being friends with said girl.

If the mom is a pothead and you feel obligated, you can anonymously report the situation to CPS like another poster said, but it sounds like mom is on board with this lifestyle. So going to her wouldn't accomplish much.

Pothead? What is this 1975? Her mother could have a medical diagnosis that a doctor prescribed marijuana for. She probably doesn’t know about her 12 year old smoking. Or she might. You don’t know anything.

Call the parent.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I follow a friend of my daughter's on Instagram and she is always posting videos of her smoking weed. How should this be handled?

In my world, whoever provided it would be beaten to within an inch of his or her life. I am talking brain damage inflicted. I would get violent.

To save them from the damaging effects of pot?

Get a life.

Cps asap!!! Sounds like the mother has issues that won't be able to be handled at a lower level.

Anonymous wrote:I follow a friend of my daughter's on Instagram and she is always posting videos of her smoking weed. How should this be handled?

In my world, whoever provided it would be beaten to within an inch of his or her life. I am talking brain damage inflicted. I would get violent.

Find a better way to troll.

Anonymous wrote:MYOB

Part of what’s wrong with our culture is that too many people take a MYOB stance and then wonder why their neighbors go on a rampage, destroy their lives or commit suicide.

I wouldn't necessarily tell or advise your daughter to cut ties, but your daughter needs to be a strong role model and not get dragged down into troubled.