What age is The Sleepover suitable for?
I’d say The Sleepover is appropriate for kids 6 and older. It has all the ingredients for a family movie night, and it just lets kids be kids thrown in with some absurdity and goofiness. So often people are looking for provocative entertainment for our children that causes them to grow up too quickly.
How old is Steve in sleepover?
She wants nothing more than to sit at the fountain during lunch instead of the tables by the dumpsters and date the school’s skateboarding, prep hunk Steve Phillips (Sean Faris, who was 22 when he made this film and sure looks it, YOURS, MINE AND OURS).
Is The Sleepover kid friendly?
Parents need to know that The Sleepover is a kid-centric action caper with a good heart and family-friendly humor. Children learn and display courage, teamwork, family love, and appreciation for friends and siblings.
Is Netflix kid-friendly?
Netflix is fine for all ages if the parent controls what is watched. Many shows are from US and despite being geared towards young children will use words and rudness/bullying that are innapropriate in the UK where we have higher standards.
How old do you have to be to have a sleepover?
I know many groups of girls of all ages all the way thru 18 who have slumber parties and sleep in the same beds. My 18 year old niece has grown up with all her girlfriends. They have sleepovers and watch videos and giggle and talk. They sleep together, they lay all over each other (kind of like puppies).
Is the sleepover movie Safe for kids to watch?
Yes, Netflix’s The Sleepover movies is safe for kids to watch. There are no bad words but there is some fighting in the film. I felt the fighting scenes were pretty safe for kids to watch and no one died in the movie. I really enjoyed this movie from beginning to end.
Why are children not allowed to go to sleepovers?
My husband and I also decided not to allow our children to attend sleepovers, except the occasional night at grandma’s. Our reasons were basically the same as yours as well, with the exception that the “bad” experiences had to do with attempting séances and other occult-related activities rather than the experiences you mentioned.
Can a boy and a girl have a sleepover?
After the first mixed gender sleepover invitation a year ago, which appalled us, we found our comfort level in meeting the parents and checking whether or not (a) parents would be there the entire time and (b) boys and girls are in separate sleeping quarters.
