“That’s amazing,” one commenter wrote.
“It’s a great alternative so she is still part of the party and also safe.
I love the idea.

How do you handle sleepovers in your family?
She considered her daughter’s “emotional maturity and did not think she was ready.”
And you’re gonna be one of those friends who goes home and sleeps in her own bed.

“The idea for taking her back in the morning is so good!”
“Her being upset about missing the fun of the morning after would make things extra hard.”
“That’s amazing.

It’s a great alternative so she is still part of the party and also safe.
I love the idea.
But their independence will serve them so much better than their safety ever will.”

“Validating doesn’t mean that you agree that they should get their way,” Fagell said.
“It just means that you understand, and you empathize.”
Not everybody views sleepovers the same way.

That doesn’t make that peer less than.
As her daughter gets older, Leann will continue to evaluate sleepover invitations.
It’s for your health.')”

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