Our dd has been playing with her best 2 friends since begining of infants really, and been in their class all the way through.
In juniors they have been seperated and my daughter has been left on her own and the class she is in they have their groups established from when they all were in the infants.
Her friends who she has been playing with all this time are starting to blank her and say she cant hang around with them. And the children she is in class with because they are in their groups already dont want to know her either.
Normally she is pretty laid back and not phased about it but she is feeling lonely and we have noticed a big difference in her confidence and self esteem.
We are going to talk to the teacher, do you think we should ask her to be with her friends who she got split from? I dont think this is a good idea as they are aliinating her (it is more one girl than the other, she is jealous of my daughter playing with her friend) The mothers only want it to be the 2 of them too they have been trying to push me and my daughter out for a while.
We told her if she played with the 2 girls all the time she would alienate herself if they got split for juniors, and now they are in a different class they have used this to drop my daughter and she dont really know anyone else in her class that well to play with
Has anyone had dealings with this? Gotta say I am finding it very sad that she is being left on her own and we are seeing a big difference in her confidence.
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7yr old being blanked by her friends starting juniors
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t875 · 11/09/2008 10:49
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