In the past couple of days my DD has revealed that a particular girl at school (who she has always been good friends with) doesn't want to sit next to her but, from what I can gather, is happy to sit near or play with other friends from their previously close group.
DD is affronted because apparently they have a "rule" that if someone asks to play, you aren't allowed to say no. She says she would never tell the teacher about this breach of the rules and I believe her.
She isn't half as fussed as me about the situation, but I am trying to find a way to make her understand that she needs to stop asking this particular girl to sit next to her or play with her.
Without making a big thing of it.
Or am I being over-protective and hovering too much? Should she just blunder on and make her own mistakes?
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What support/advice to give to 7 year old who is experiencing exclusion from peer group for the first time at school?
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eekamoose · 11/07/2008 21:26
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