Chiming in here with another DO NOT DO THIS.

Anonymous wrote:You sound like a creeper!!

Agreed. This is so weird.

You sound like a creeper!!

Anonymous wrote:OOOOH such fun!!!!

- Replace cream in Oreos with toothpaste
- Remove all TP from bathrooms and see what happens
- Put a sheet over your head and when everyone is asleep enter the room making ghost noises
- Bang on window wearing mask

None of that is fun or funny. My child would be too embarrassed to ask for tp and removing it is mean.

Anonymous wrote:DC has their first sleepover with friends. How do I mess with them in a safe but annoying and funny way?

This isn't about you

OOOOH such fun!!!!

- Replace cream in Oreos with toothpaste
- Remove all TP from bathrooms and see what happens
- Put a sheet over your head and when everyone is asleep enter the room making ghost noises
- Bang on window wearing mask

Anonymous wrote:DC has their first sleepover with friends. How do I mess with them in a safe but annoying and funny way?

Hide under the bed and scare the kids

Do not do this. You are the adult and parental figure. Act the part.

Anonymous wrote:DC has their first sleepover with friends. How do I mess with them in a safe but annoying and funny way?

This is an example of why our DC do not go to any sleepovers.

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Leave it alone ! Do not make this about you. It is not about you being cool and funny and a prankster. Provide food as quietly as possible and stay out of the way as much as possible. That is your job.

Anonymous wrote:The most pranking I did was when they had these little walkie talkies, and they also made a fort up in the finished attic space. They swore the attic was haunted. So I whispered something about a ghost into the walkie talkie. All in good fun.

Ugh- my husband did something similar “all in good fun” and freaked out one of my daughter’s friends (on her first ever sleepover) to the point where she was crying and wanted to go home. Then of course I had to be the one to step in and calm her down.