But what if I was at a sleepover at Island Bay Marine Reserve as a parent helper with nine-year-old Isaac and you were snoring like a trooper? I might toss and turn, listening to kids snuffling and snoring, and wonder if it would be okay to do what I’d feel oh-so-comfortable doing in my own home. What are the rules? Teachers do this all the time, after all – if it was an issue, the teachers would do something. Surely? For the love of … (pull pillow over ...

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