[header] How to hold a sleepover with boys and girls [title] Act responsibly for a few weeks before you ask. [step] Your parents are much more likely to agree with your sleepover plans if they feel that you're responsible enough to host a mixed-gender sleepover. Get them in the right frame of mind to agree by acting as responsibly as you can for a few weeks before you ask.
[header] How to hold a sleepover with boys and girls [title] Act responsibly for a few weeks before you ask. [step] Your parents are much more likely to agree with your sleepover plans if they feel that you're responsible enough to host a mixed-gender sleepover. Get them in the right frame of mind to agree by acting as responsibly as you can for a few weeks before you ask.
[title] Decide how many people you want to invite to your sleepover. [step] Some people may expect you to invite more than that. [substeps] Have your parents decide right before the next sleepover you want to invite. Avoid making a decision about overnight activities beforehand. [substeps] Don't wait too long after the weekend or the day before the sleepover. They won't relax and start panicking if you want to wait until the last minute to ask. Do your chores without being told, listen to what your parents say, and keep your grades up. [title] Mention your idea to your parents to see how they react.