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Most of us ask, “Who’s going to be there?” before a sleepover. Almost none of us teach our kids what to do if the answer changes after we leave. The older brother who comes home late. The cousin who “just wants to hang out.” The parent’s friend who stops by. The kid who says, “Don’t call your mom, you’ll ruin the night.” A child freezes because they don’t want to be dramatic, rude, or the reason everyone gets in trouble. Say this before the next sleepover: “If anyone comes over who I didn’t know about, if someone asks you to go somewhere alone, or if anyone asks you to keep a body secret, you call me right away. Even if it’s late. Even if nothing happened yet. I will come get you, and you will never be in trouble for telling me.” Comment “SLEEPOVER” if you’re saying this before the next one. Send this to your partner or the parent who usually says, “They’ll be fine.” Save this for the night your child gets invited somewhere. We made the Safe Kids Path books to help parents start these conversations before something happens. Link in bio. #safekidspath #sleepoversafety #bodysafety #kidsafety #momlife cyclebreaker protectourkids