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Sleepovers?

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goldenlilliesdaffodillies · 24/09/2020 18:43

My DC has been invited for a sleepover (primary school). We are in England but not in a local lockdown and cases currently aren't high in this area. However, I feel it's not a sensible thing to do right now, but other parents think it's fine. Would you let your child go in a sleepover? I have said no, but feel mean.

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FraterculaArctica · 24/09/2020 18:44

I would say no right now. Is your child really going to stay socially distanced from the host family?

IceCreamAndCandyfloss · 24/09/2020 18:54

I’d say no too, would they really stay SD the whole time? Own tent in the garden and strict SD I’d probably say yes too .

LindaEllen · 24/09/2020 18:59

I had this conversation with my stepson - though he's 17. He shoved some government guidance in my face and said that one person CAN sleep over at another house so long as they distanced. I said yes but how likely it is that you're going to follow the proper distancing rules all night. He promised.

Pictures on social media the next day proved I was right.

And that's 17yos with a knowledge of what they're doing. 5yos certainly won't distance at a sleepover.

Scarlettpixie · 24/09/2020 23:04

I would say no.

mrsknottschicken · 25/09/2020 07:40

I would say no. Tbh I’m not even comfortable with play dates at the moment.

goldenlilliesdaffodillies · 25/09/2020 22:20

Thanks for the reassurance- I am glad I said no. I felt really mean, but it was the right thing to do.

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