Playdate politics: How parents can discuss rules, habits and expectations


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Before the playdate, it's a good idea to talk with the other parent about household habits, rules and expectations. — Oksun70/Dreamstime/TNS

PLAYDATES are a fun way for children to develop friendships and learn important social skills. Visiting another family’s home will also expose your child to a new environment.

Before the playdate, it’s a good idea to talk with the other parent about household habits, rules and expectations. It’s also a great opportunity to share any important details about your child – like a food allergy, pet allergy or other health issues.

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