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I have never done one in the past, and was wondering. Do you let the girls stay up as late as they want-or would I be just in setting a bed time like around 10 or 11 pm? My daughter is having a 100 dollar birthday party for her birthday with a cake and friends its a Gymboree Jumping sllider at the TMCA. And after that she's getting two people staying over.
A month before her birthday so more people from school can be invited.
Because my daughter's birthday is in June.
And she's getting an easy bake oven for her birthday and a pillow pet.
The step daughter is getting a slumber party at her grandma's house with ten girls and a party that her mother is throwing On sunday and the slumber party continues to our house with two friends spending the night
and her birthday present is a wii so she can have a console system at her mother's house.
Which to me seems unfair. She's having two parties and geting way more money and gifts or whatever.
I want to even the score and let my daughter have a slumber party on her birthday with four friends over because we don't have room enough or enough money to feed mouths to feed. I don't think I could handle letting them stay up all night staying awake. The hubby would be mad at me if I did let them party till they passed out.
So what do you suggest?
A month before her birthday so more people from school can be invited.
Because my daughter's birthday is in June.
And she's getting an easy bake oven for her birthday and a pillow pet.
The step daughter is getting a slumber party at her grandma's house with ten girls and a party that her mother is throwing On sunday and the slumber party continues to our house with two friends spending the night
and her birthday present is a wii so she can have a console system at her mother's house.
Which to me seems unfair. She's having two parties and geting way more money and gifts or whatever.
I want to even the score and let my daughter have a slumber party on her birthday with four friends over because we don't have room enough or enough money to feed mouths to feed. I don't think I could handle letting them stay up all night staying awake. The hubby would be mad at me if I did let them party till they passed out.
So what do you suggest?
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I was never restricted although told to tone it down... lights were out I think around 11 or 12 but we were awake a few hours later.. I think I had my first one when I was around 11 years old... hope they have a blast..x
They are only kids once and now a days that seems to be a shorter time than ever.
I have one boy, and when his friends spend the night, I let them stay up until midnight, then let them go to bed watching a movie, but like someone else said, lights are out at midnight at the latest.
I find that it's easier when he has friends over. They occupy one another's time. Usually, my son is much more clingy and in need of entertainment if he's by himself. I like it when he's hanging with his friends.
They can stay up as long as they want too otherwise it would have been at a different home. Let them work their own problems out unless it really gets out of hand.
Know all medical conditions before they start if there is anything important.