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Colin_Hunt

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

I think you should be asking at what age is it "NOT" ok for a sleep over party! ;-)

Mixed sex sleepovers are OK so long as you are happy with what is "very" likely to occur.

Or not, depending on your attitude to sex.

Enterprise_1701C

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Can I ask a question...

At what age do you think is ok for a sleep over party... Boys and girls ?
thanks

I've always thought it depends on the kids involved, I would say 7 to about 11 or 12, the problems being shyness and puberty. Might also be worth remembering that it is not normally a sleepover, more a nighttime playdate, and there will be little sleep to be had by the parents too.

aallank

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Can I ask a question...

At what age do you think is ok for a sleep over party... Boys and girls ?
thanks

I know a couple of my DS' friends have had a sleepover (8yrs) but mine wouldn't, even if they were ready - i'm not lol.
They also haven't asked to have anyone here, and i'm leaving it as long as possible :rotfl:

Mumto2monkeys

Thanks to those who have replied:)

DD is 8. I said she could go to the party but not sleep over but we've had tears etc as she says she will be the only one not staying:(

Don't know the parents very well...sounds like it will be boys and girls Maybe Im being over protective but we live in a sometimes scary world.

xxlouisexx56

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Thanks to those who have replied:)

DD is 8. I said she could go to the party but not sleep over but we've had tears etc as she says she will be the only one not staying:(

Don't know the parents very well...sounds like it will be boys and girls Maybe Im being over protective but we live in a sometimes scary world.

My dd is 9. I would allow her to a girls sleepover but not with boys. I just don't feel it's appropriate x

celebrate

remote90 wrote: »

Seeking a bit of advice about Tesco boost (instore double-up on Hudyl accessories).


1) Wanted to buy £12.50 case.
2) Had a £10 clubcard voucher.
3) Converted it to instore 2x£10 vouchers.


The SA then got all confused, said I'd lose change and got me to use:
1 of the £10 boosted coupons + £2.50 cash to pay for the Case.

She said the remaining £10 boosted coupon will automatically go back to my account if not used for a period of time. I pointed out that the boosted £10 expires Aug 15 and said I didn't want to wait that long.

She assured me it would get re-credited back long before then (which doesn't make any sense to me).

She wasn't budging so I got her to write what she said, and her name on the remaining coupon.

Any thoughts would be be very welcome. TIA.

I thought once CC vouchers were switched to boost vouchers they were the same as normal vouchers i.e once expired they've gone, I don't think they get re added to your account. Perhaps try ringing T's CC?

Savvybuyer wrote: »

A question on Morries Match and More. (Don't worry if my light goes red - I'll be back later to catch up with any answers.) If you have points added manually e.g. from a womble do they ever still show in your account or do the £5 vouchers when spat out still take account of the manually-added points even though they never show in the account? I have my account still showing with just one £5 voucher and several points to go to the next one. I had points added (far more than 72 hours ago) so that I am now at a second £5 voucher. Yet it's still just showing the amount I collected on my last shop. Does it always just show amounts from last shops and any manually-added points don't show, but do get counted in the voucher amount due when you next buy a single carrot or whatever? Will it be at one £5 from my last shop or will it be at two x £5 from the total with the manual points even though they aren't showing and don't show as earning a voucher in my account? (My account's last info. is still my last shop where, immediately at the end of that transaction, I earned just one £5 voucher.)
I realise I've probably asked the same question numerous times in different ways above lol.

Thank you for any help.

My manually added points showed the same afternoon
I would ring HO, I think you need to keep a close eye on their match and more points, I only got £15 vouchers yesterday when my account told me I could withdraw £20 from a shop last week. And I had to pay 18p for a tiny banana to get them (did you know they don't weigh fruit in a Morrie's local?) HO sorted it he manually readded my points and said he could see at his end that my voucher had somehow got stuck in the system

Also I can't remember who it was who was asking about getting the missing more points from a biscuit shop they forgot to use their M&M card. Sorry been skim reading.....this happened to my sister snd I phoned HO and they manually added the 10000 more points with an extra 1000 points for the inconvenience!

By the way Savvy I forgot to say I think Morrison's HO is a 0345 number which is local rate and you can ring from your mobile. Also if you have a smartphone you can download an app called weq4u and you can ring 0845 or 0800 numbers from your mobile using it
Alternatively I have also used the site called "saynoto0870" very useful and gives alternative numbers for most major companies

Mumto2monkeys

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

My dd is 9. I would allow her to a girls sleepover but not with boys. I just don't feel it's appropriate x

That's was my reaction...plus it will be the first time she's stopped out other than occasionally at Grandmas.

LEJC

Good afternoon all...


I've been away for a few days and its amazing how just a little time out can make you feel so much better.


Special hugs to Nanny....they say the pain gets easier but I think its just a case of you learn to adjust to it...anniversaries are always hard but he's forever in your heart x


I did a M shop this morning to make use of the vouchers from last week,and whilst I didnt buy any the biscuit signs were all still up and stock available.
I took a wander across to the aldi opposite and was also able to womble a recipt for the 25p on CS ...not a great achievement in itself but I guess it all adds up to the long term savings.


We are going to attempt a frugal Feb...and so far the total groceries spend is £4.38...Im going to update the bottom box to hopfully keep a running total for the month

sarahskint

afternoon all, been to smyths this morning and done ok, didn't expect much but got a few bits and pieces for crimbo!! popped into boots got 10 rolls wrap some tags and a union j set for just over £5 paid with points, had a mcds and then came home


nice to see mags getting a badge for my boots find, I have now made the decision that I will not post outside this board.


also picked up my c&c this morning had a lovely chat with the bloke as get on really well with him and he asked what was the deal this week on toothbrushes (I didn't have none) I asked why and he said as someone had collected 12 over 2 orders this morning and the same person had more last week...........talk about radar!! I did however have 4 boxes of udis that compared so I'm happy as one of mine likes the apple and another one likes the strawberry

aallank

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Thanks to those who have replied:)

DD is 8. I said she could go to the party but not sleep over but we've had tears etc as she says she will be the only one not staying:(

Don't know the parents very well...sounds like it will be boys and girls Maybe Im being over protective but we live in a sometimes scary world.

I agree, i would do the same, especially as you don't know the parents very well.
Maybe start with a Mum you do know well and see how she gets on, have her DD to you, and then hopefully your DD can go to them, then its a kind of compromise without you looking like the bad guy in your DDs eyes?