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I don't know if this will be much help. But, my children where raised in the every weekend party thing. And about 7 years ago I met my new husband and my life style has changed drasticly. My ex-husband is still a major drunk. But, the good news is children adapt too. My girls do not drink or if they do it may be a glass of wine once a year. My son? Has drank a little bit, but nothing that I am concerned with. They have told me that they saw a big difference with my new husband and my new life. And thats what they want for there children and there life. With out the drinking and partying. So I think because of your influence, your grandson should be okay. Just keep talking with him and be very honest about drugs and achohol. My children and I are very close now and talk about everything. I love it. I personally think that if you think children are looking into drugs and achohol. Take them to a mental facility. ( the drug floor) And let them see young kids totaly gone from drugs and achohol. My mom did that to me when I was 11. I got so scared of drugs (not the achohol, because nobody mentioned that at all) that when I was offered them, I would not take them. Drugs have always terrified me. Thank the lord for that.
GOD Bless you on raising a fine young healthy boy.
