(FOX NEWS) -- Growing up in the 1980s and ’90s, sleepovers were a common occurrence for my friends and I. I cannot even count how many times I slept over at a friend’s home, starting in late elementary school all the way through high school.
For the most part, these sleepovers were innocent but it’s not those I remember: it’s the ones where I saw movies I was way too young to see, where things were discussed that were far above my maturity level, and where I couldn’t even remember parents being present.
These sins seem quite tame compared to the deluge of possible harm that children face in today’s society if they stay over at a friend's house, which is exactly why my daughters are not allowed to participate in sleepovers.
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