Sentences with phrase «sleepover ideas»

On the hunt for some fun Sleepover Ideas for Girls?

Not exact matches

A few friends are planning a sleepover for one night of our upcoming spring break from school and I am getting «schooled» on good ideas for snacks.

So, if your daughter or son (more likely a daughter) wants to have a sleepover, here are a few ideas for making the experience positive and safe for all concerned.

That said, I also reject the idea that allowing your teen to have opposite sex sleepovers is encouraging them to enter into sexual relationships before they are ready.

In general, co-ed sleepover parties aren't a great idea for the tween age group.

It's a good idea to break up the evening with a few scheduled activities such as movies, games, make - your - own sundaes, crafts, etc. for the sleepover party.

-LSB-...] Rookie Moms, meanwhile, suggest the idea of half - sleepovers, where the little ones stay in portable cribs during the party and then leave with you when you -LSB-...]

Make a great slumber party with these Girls Slumber Party Crafts, Sleepover Games, Party Food and Ideas + more!

This is a great idea as it can be used for school, sleepovers, holidays and day trips.

You'll love this fun collection of 6 Girls Slumber Party Crafts, Sleepover Games, Party Food and Ideas +... [Read more...]

Sleepovers are always required for the younger kids and the best part is that they don't even have to worry about buying the new costume for this idea.

This blog has some great recipe ideas, tips for getting kids ready for summer camp, and sleepover party ideas, too.

Whether she is heading off to stay at a friends house for the night or she is persuading me that hosting a sleepover at our house would be a great idea.

Like David Robert Mitchell's The Myth of the American Sleepover, which navigates the similar summer break territory but without any scenes where a rat gets eaten to gut - churning results, it plays with the idea that this is the greatest time of our lives, but questions what happens when the setting sun of youth shines a light on something ugly and altogether strange.

I left «Wonderstruck» dry - eyed but occasionally charmed, particularly by a sly reference to a beloved work of children's literature (fans of «From the Mixed - Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler» will recognize both a bookshop's name and a covetable sleepover), and by the idea of Julianne Moore as a silent - film star.

Morefield acknowledges that the idea of a sleepover may seem scary at first, but encourages other shelters to go for it.