At What Age Would You Let Your Daughter Have a Boyfriend?

Never.
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In all seriousness, there is no need until high school or later. Kids get too distracted and will miss out on things that are more important at that age.

in all fairness, regardless of what you want she will be at school without you there and more than likely choose when she does herself, whether you are told or not... if you tell her no it could cause you more problems, but again being to lenient equally! i would say at least 16 and then with a friends son or someone you knows son ideally (rather than a lowlife that would lead her the wrong direction) probably best you let her do it at her own pace then insist on meeting him asap for the talk!-) i thought about this while my missus was pregnant then we had a boy... phewww

I'm shooting for saying no until sophomore high school at least. I agree with the too much distractions and not being able to focus on what's important. With that being said, I did start dating my wife senior year and we've been together 20 years now so it may be hard for me to stick to my plan

Dating? Puh!

I know I can't stop her from starting a boyfriend/gf thing when she's at school but I can still have phone restrictions, and not allow outside of school contact.


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Never .....

I have three daughters. 6-4-and 2 years old. No makeup until their 15 at a minimum.

Drew

30.... kidding

When the boy has the guts to come and ask me to date my daughter then we can start from there. There will be no one on one dating until I know who the boy is and the intention of the relationship.

Same goes for my sons, when they have the guts to ask the girls dad (or mom if there is no dad) then they can start dating but again no unsupervised dating until they have a solid foundation.

I have seen some kids in my church who are doing it right and respect there parents and the person they are dating. I hope my kids follow there example.

I believe showing kids equal parts love and discipline will make stable adults who feel loved and don't have to go chasing tail to make themselves feel something.

BTW parents can make a difference in what kids do when the parents aren't around. I don't know where the powerlessness philosophy came from with some parents.

My kids know they are loved but they also know there are boundaries with consequences and rewards. The most important thing is actually spending time with them listening to them and putting down the damn smartphone for a second.