Anonymous wrote:Thanks. Should I be connecting with the mom to make sure she knows he is being invited over?
Anonymous wrote:"Get to know them?" only enough to know there aren't obvious problems. Know how to reach them? Yes, absolutely.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just for him to be polite, personable. Manners, say please and thank you and make eye contact, say hello and goodbye. Clean up after yourself. Usual stuff.
This. No sex.
Why not?
NP. Because they are rising freshman…so that makes them 14. Too young for sex.
Sure it may happen, and you should teach safety around that, but I would also say they shouldn’t be having sex at this age and it can come with a lot of emotional complications bc while their bodies may want to, their brains aren’t ready yet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wait. Are you guys seriously suggesting that parents of teens who are dating reach out to each other due to their kids relationships? Please land your helicopters. Teens have been hooking up since the beginning of time. Do not do this. You will create a hostile environment, where your kids won't tell you what they are doing and who they are doing it with, and they'll just do it.
Ew yes.
Wait….
You don’t know any of the families your kid hangs out with? Sus.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just for him to be polite, personable. Manners, say please and thank you and make eye contact, say hello and goodbye. Clean up after yourself. Usual stuff.
This. No sex.
Why not?
Anonymous wrote:Thanks. Should I be connecting with the mom to make sure she knows he is being invited over?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just for him to be polite, personable. Manners, say please and thank you and make eye contact, say hello and goodbye. Clean up after yourself. Usual stuff.
This. No sex.
Why not?
Anonymous wrote:Wait. Are you guys seriously suggesting that parents of teens who are dating reach out to each other due to their kids relationships? Please land your helicopters. Teens have been hooking up since the beginning of time. Do not do this. You will create a hostile environment, where your kids won't tell you what they are doing and who they are doing it with, and they'll just do it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make sure he knows about birth control and other sex ed stuff like consent, not being selfish, etc.
CONDOMS.
OP is a boy-mom and she’s speaking to other boy-moms. Please don’t sugar coat this issue; say the word: CONDOMS. People: buy your sons some condoms. Don’t just buy a lame 3-pack; that is used up in one night. Buy a dozen and make sure he knows about them.
Anonymous wrote:Make sure he knows about birth control and other sex ed stuff like consent, not being selfish, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just for him to be polite, personable. Manners, say please and thank you and make eye contact, say hello and goodbye. Clean up after yourself. Usual stuff.
This. No sex.
Anonymous wrote:Make sure he knows about birth control and other sex ed stuff like consent, not being selfish, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Wait. Are you guys seriously suggesting that parents of teens who are dating reach out to each other due to their kids relationships? Please land your helicopters. Teens have been hooking up since the beginning of time. Do not do this. You will create a hostile environment, where your kids won't tell you what they are doing and who they are doing it with, and they'll just do it.