Should teens have coed sleepovers?

by Tasneem Khan

Should teenagers have coed sleepovers? When I was a teenager I thought that when I grew up I would be better at handling teen-issues than my parents were; more tolerant and o...read more

by Elizabeth Wordsmith

Parental supervision of a sleepover for either girls or boys is such a head-ache of a responsibility that it is difficult to imagine that some parents would be willing to sponso...read more

by Kate Johns

No. There you go, that's my answer. My sixteen-year-old son already knows it's No, and he already knows why. He's already been invited to go to several co-ed sleepovers, and whe...read more

by Melody Hall

Speaking as a mother and a former teenager I can tell you that it is absolutely not alright for teens to have coed sleepovers. Teenagers already have enough problems keeping th...read more

by Nicole Mullins

A sleepover is defined by Merriam-Webster's online dictionary as 1. "an overnight stay (as at another's home)" 2. "an instance of hosting a sleepover in one's home". For most c...read more

by Nicole Oickle

Of course times are changing and what was once a good rule is not necessarily a good one anymore. Despite the golden rules and their seemingly old fashioned senses, some are re...read more

by David Furritus

If you're going to allow your kids to have a co-ed sleepover, you might as well start getting your daughters fitted for maternity clothes and tell your son he's going to have to...read more

by Dave Kemp

I am very tired of the problems that arise from the "cool parent" and what they do that makes all teenagers want to spend all of their time at their house. What problems do I m...read more

by Bobby Brown

The obvious answer to this question is "NO!"; it would appear, however, that some people (like many teenagers) refuse to accept the obvious. Teenagers are going to be sexu...read more

by Kathy H

Any parent that allows a coed sleepover is just asking for a heap of trouble. Teenagers are not dumb, and most of them will take advantage of a situation if given half a chance....read more

by Margaret Hudson

What are we teaching our children? Coed sleepovers? Just what age do you want to be a grandparent? This is a disaster in the making. I know all the arguments for this - that if ...read more

by Michelle N. Broughton

Absolutely, teens should have coed sleepovers! While readying for the big occasion, remember to pull in a supply of marijuana, a keg of beer, and don't forget to dispense the b...read more

by Morgan Watkins

When groups of girls get together for a sleepover, there's chick flicks, snacks, and makeovers. When groups of guys get together, they usually play video games or just watch mov...read more

by Barbara Writes

Should teens have coed sleepovers? Teens should not have sleepovers. Our young ones are at a time in their life when sexual feeling and romantic emotions become strong. Being...read more

by Marshia Pierce

Should teens have coed sleepovers? No. Absolutely not. It is hard for me to believe that this question even rates serious consideration, but obviously it does. There are par...read more

by Sharon Cheairs

Should teenagers be allowed to have coed sleepovers? Not a question I have ever had occassion to ask myself prior to this weekend. Now, however, I have two teenage daughters, a...read more

by Richard Roberts

The answer to this question is so clear that there should be no need to even discuss the topic. What values and morals would parents be teaching their children if they allowed ...read more

by Santhosh Ebroo

Why do we insist on putting human nature to a test which it almost always fails? Human beings are the only creatures in the visible world who know that they know. And yet, we ti...read more

by Mary Caliendo

I personally think that anyone over the age of fourteen, is probably just too old for the traditional sleepover as we know it. Having a co-ed sleepover is just simply out of the...read more

by Kim Sharpe

Absolutely NOT. I don't believe in coed sleepovers. They are morally wrong and they give the wrong impression to the children and to the adults of what goes on in your househo...read more