Results so far:
| Yes | 36% | 88 votes | Total: 244 votes | |
| No | 64% | 156 votes |
I think the answer to this question is YES! My own two children, ages 4 and 5 have coed sleepovers almost every weekend. We come from a very large family so there are always co...read more
"Mommy," asked my precious seven year old son as I was putting my pajamas on and getting ready for bed. "Why aren't you wearing your breasts?" After I picked myself off the fl...read more
I think that it is perfectly acceptable for children to have co-ed sleepovers. I come from a large family where all of my cousins and I would spend the weekends together and not...read more
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by Priya Kamath
Somehow, in my mind, there couldn't possibly be any other answer but a 'NO', an unequivocal 'NO'. I have two boys, nine and five, and they have a lot of friends that are girl...read more
by Toni Doswell
Back in the days of bygone, the answer would have been a firm, "No!" to even a mention of coed sleepovers for children under 10 years of age. In my opinion, there is actually n...read more
I would never let my daughter who is an only child have a coed sleepover. Whether she's under 10 or not. I think that there is so much inappropriate behavior shown to our childr...read more
Coed sleepovers for children under 10 years old (or over it) are not a good idea for a number of a reasons. The primary reason they're not a good idea is that having children o...read more
In an age of wow did I really see that- Why would you place your child in an environment where there is no out? A sleepover was about girls painting nails and doing hair, and n...read more
Things are most definitely different than when I was a kid. Nowadays you see kids as young as 10 years old getting pregnant and having babies. I remember a few months back watch...read more
Should children under ten have co-ed sleep over? On one hand, I have to say to each their own. Why get involved. But then, I have young girls and I could be faced with this que...read more
Children under ten will seldom want a coed sleepover. At this age, they're more likely to want to stick to playing with pals of the same sex. Boys don't want to catch "girl ger...read more
No! That was very simple to answer. Now, let me elaborate: Going back many years when my own children were little, we were a very close knit family with aunts, uncles, cous...read more
by Nadine Odo
Coed sleepovers? They're not a good idea in my book. Of course, boys and girls can be friends, and sure, a play date is a fine idea. Johnny and Jenny and their friends can have ...read more
Let me not even stutter when I say No'! Sleepover for sleepover sake should be avoided for a variety of reasons but hear me out! The reason is simple. Think through this w...read more

