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to be shocked by this little girl

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runningbutnotfastenough · 12/11/2013 13:26

Picked DD up from school yesterday, only to be confronted by one of DDs' friends' ( i say friend, i mean it in the loosest sense of the word, they are both 7)
she marched up to me and said ' runniing, could i have a word with you in private please' I had DD with me, and her friend who was coming round for tea. I told her no, i couldnt talk to her in private as there was nowhere private, she said ' i want to talk to you about your DDs behaviour, she was mean to me today'
i asked her what had happened and got a garbled thing which made no sense, so i asked if the school had sorted it out at the time, she said yes, so i said ' great, lets leave it at that then'

Questionned DD and the friend in the car, apparently this girl told a dinner lady my DD had said sometihng she hadnt, another friend had backed my DD up and so this girl ( the one that had a word with me) had got told off.

Im just utterly shocked that a 7 year old would come over and speak to me like that.... and would think i would take her ' side' over hers.

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YoureBeingASillyBilly · 13/11/2013 12:27

The thing is needaholiday, as quite a few posters on this thread prove, not everyone considers what she did as rude so i dont think you can say she is old enough to know what is cheeky in relation to this. It seems this one isnt black or white and different people will think it cheeky or not cheeky. She may grow up and feel it was cheeky or decide it wasnt.

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