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Mixed gender sleepovers

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 02-Jul-09 19:54:32
My 15yo charge goes to mixed sleepovers. They are threatened with death and no more sleepovers if anything dodgy happens. They so the same as mumblechums DS. Seperate rooms for sleeping.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 02-Jul-09 19:52:38
The thing is that she may think it's yuck, but the boys may have a different view!

DS has only been to one mixed sleepover, the kids all hung out together in the TV room till about midnight then were separated into different bedrooms. Seemed to work ok.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 02-Jul-09 19:52:06
Well, I can only speak for my 14YO DSD, and NO WAY would she be allowed to go to a mixed sleepover. And NO WAY would she be allowed to have one here.

But, as I say, that's my situation and she is 14 (nearly 15) going on 21!!!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 02-Jul-09 19:47:12
I am new to mumsnet. I have this conundrum re my 13yr old girl wanting to got o a sleepover at her friend's house (boy) with 2 of her girlfriends and 2 other boys. I do not know the family well and have only spoken to mum once! I know they are all mates and I do not suspect anything untoward as she tells me it is 'yuck' but am concerned where it all ends up eventually!
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