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Nov 23, 2021 51 min

House Rules for Playdates: Episode 340

from The Mom Hour

From sharing toys to allowing screens, sleepovers to sibling dynamics, setting some expectations for playdates helps control the chaos (and the tears!). This latest episode in our “House Rules” series is a fascinating peek into how our listeners handle having kids over to play AND sending their kids to friends’ houses. Meagan reminds us there’s only so much moms can control–especially as kids get older, and Sarah shares her personal rule about a certain game that’s NOT allowed to be played in a specific place. Whether your family is just easing into playdates or you need some create some new guidelines, you’ll find some really smart ideas here. Enjoy! LINKS MENTIONED: Listen to our other episodes in the House Rules series Check out these related episodes: Our Kids & Their Friendships and Kids & Friendships with Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore We recently talked all about How We Host and Being a Gracious Guest Check out our Holiday Headquarters for gift guides, holiday-themed activities, and great stories to help inspire you this holiday season! Support our community of creative entrepreneurs by shopping the small, mom-owned businesses in our Small Business Boutique MORE HELPFUL LINKS: Visit our website Check out deals from our partners Follow us on Instagram Join our private listener group on Facebook (be sure to answer the membership questions!) Sign up for our newsletter

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