by admin | Apr 28, 2018 | Dear Family Coach
Sexy Songs and a Son’s Diary for 04/28/2018
Dear Family Coach
Dear Family Coach: My 8-year-old kid loves Katy Perry songs, which are seemingly all about sex. However, we’ve been innocently singing along in the car and having a blast. Well, that is until recently, when I heard her singing about a menage a trois in public. My husband and I were mortified. Do I have to put an end to this, and if so, how? – Katy Fan’s Mom
Dear Mom: On a scale of inappropriate, your daughter belting out potentially racy lyrics rates about a four on a 10-point scale. Sure, it would likely make some older folks uncomfortable to hear your little lady squealing sexual innuendos and sex talk. But that’s more about them than your daughter. She doesn’t know what she is saying.
Updated: Sat Apr 28, 2018
Sexy Songs and a Son’s Diary for 04/28/2018
by admin | Apr 28, 2018 | Dear Family Coach
Sexy Songs and a Son’s Diary for 04/28/2018
Dear Family Coach
Dear Family Coach: My 8-year-old kid loves Katy Perry songs, which are seemingly all about sex. However, we’ve been innocently singing along in the car and having a blast. Well, that is until recently, when I heard her singing about a menage a trois in public. My husband and I were mortified. Do I have to put an end to this, and if so, how? – Katy Fan’s Mom
Dear Mom: On a scale of inappropriate, your daughter belting out potentially racy lyrics rates about a four on a 10-point scale. Sure, it would likely make some older folks uncomfortable to hear your little lady squealing sexual innuendos and sex talk. But that’s more about them than your daughter. She doesn’t know what she is saying.
Updated: Sat Apr 28, 2018
Sexy Songs and a Son’s Diary for 04/28/2018
by admin | Apr 28, 2018 | Dear Family Coach
Sexy Songs and a Son’s Diary for 04/28/2018
Dear Family Coach
Dear Family Coach: My 8-year-old kid loves Katy Perry songs, which are seemingly all about sex. However, we’ve been innocently singing along in the car and having a blast. Well, that is until recently, when I heard her singing about a menage a trois in public. My husband and I were mortified. Do I have to put an end to this, and if so, how? – Katy Fan’s Mom
Dear Mom: On a scale of inappropriate, your daughter belting out potentially racy lyrics rates about a four on a 10-point scale. Sure, it would likely make some older folks uncomfortable to hear your little lady squealing sexual innuendos and sex talk. But that’s more about them than your daughter. She doesn’t know what she is saying.
Updated: Sat Apr 28, 2018
Sexy Songs and a Son’s Diary for 04/28/2018
by admin | Apr 21, 2018 | Dear Family Coach
A Sunday Sleepover and Conflicting Stories for 04/21/2018
Dear Family Coach
Dear Family Coach: My 14-year-old daughter was invited to a birthday pool party at a local resort. It’s being held on a Sunday night. The girls are expected to sleep over and miss school on Monday. I told my daughter she could attend the party but I would be picking her up at 10:30 p.m. Of course, she threw a fit. Am I being unreasonable? – Party Pooper
Dear Pooper: First things first, who throws a sleepover party for ninth-graders on a school night? Sleepovers are some of my best childhood memories – up all night, all the chatter with the lights off, the late-night snacks, the secrets. It’s a special time. And I don’t necessarily disagree with kids missing school here and there for fun events. Life is short. But missing school to attend a birthday party doesn’t quite meet the bar.
Updated: Sat Apr 21, 2018
A Sunday Sleepover and Conflicting Stories for 04/21/2018
by admin | Apr 21, 2018 | Dear Family Coach
A Sunday Sleepover and Conflicting Stories for 04/21/2018
Dear Family Coach
Dear Family Coach: My 14-year-old daughter was invited to a birthday pool party at a local resort. It’s being held on a Sunday night. The girls are expected to sleep over and miss school on Monday. I told my daughter she could attend the party but I would be picking her up at 10:30 p.m. Of course, she threw a fit. Am I being unreasonable? – Party Pooper
Dear Pooper: First things first, who throws a sleepover party for ninth-graders on a school night? Sleepovers are some of my best childhood memories – up all night, all the chatter with the lights off, the late-night snacks, the secrets. It’s a special time. And I don’t necessarily disagree with kids missing school here and there for fun events. Life is short. But missing school to attend a birthday party doesn’t quite meet the bar.
Updated: Sat Apr 21, 2018
A Sunday Sleepover and Conflicting Stories for 04/21/2018
