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my ds's friend

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wicketter · 07/04/2012 20:25

My son's birthday is coming up and he wants a sleepover with his friends. No problem so far but he wants his bff to attend. This child has thrown my nail varnish over walls and carpets, drawn over my walls and dented my car by throwing toys out of the window, all this in his mother's presence who has done nothing. My son will be eight and all other friends invited are very well behaved. How do i not invite this child without offending his mother when she is a good friend. AIBU

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HolyCalamityJane · 08/04/2012 08:03

Agree with what the majority of what people say give him the chance, the stern talking to tell his mother what you intend to do with anyone that breaks the rules ie take them home (so as not to single her child out) I remember when I was this age not being allowed to play with my best friend anymore it still makes me sad and angry.

FriskyMare · 08/04/2012 08:39

DS (12) had some friends round after school for his birthday, I bought them all frozen yoghurt/milkshkaes which one boy "dropped" on my cream carpet and just said "oh", he was rude most of the time and then was heard saying motherf*r" by my DD and denied it when I confronted all the boys. DS agrees with me that he won't be invited back.
Does your DS never comment on his friends behaviour?

FriskyMare · 08/04/2012 08:40

Sorry, didn't mean to put motherf*** in bold!

AFuckingKnackeredWoman · 08/04/2012 08:43

I wouldn't have a child who damaged my hose round again.

I don't get this 'it might make him sad' stuff - tough luck. Play nice

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