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Perhaps you should not let him go to this house anymore , children do not do this spontaneusly ,it is learned behavior , and someone is teaching him it.As it started at the sleepovers I suggest it has come from there No sleepovers for a while but dont make it a punishment.,he didnt do anything, but obviously the parents at the other house either are not observant or are allowing it.Keep him home at nights.
Thanks for the advice, for sure we will not have any sleepovers not because its a punishment, just for the fact that it is better we stay observant and make sure these things dont happen again. Nobody watches your kids like yourself so i think this is the method we are going to use. Our family and theirs got together to talk about it and we came to the conclusion of no more sleepovers or playing outside alone or without supervision at all times.