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To invite all girls but one?

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ForeignnessAlert · 25/01/2019 15:05

On the basis that she's been to our house twice and has twice stolen things?
Came to DD's party last year and pocketed a handful of "little bits" of DD's present pile (stamp, sweets, lip balm). Didn't say anything as I put it down to over excitement and novelty of being at a party without parents and I was carrying the cake through when I saw her so it would have mad a scene.
She came over last week after school. DD has been a bit miserable and today was upset when she came out of school. This girl (S) had given another girl (J) a present. Which just happens to be a Lego figure exactly the same as the Lego figure from one of DD's most loved and played with sets which is missing. I've turned the place upside down and can't find it so am pretty sure it's not here. I've spoken to
J's mum to ask her if J has it and if she does to ask who gave it to her.

I need to organise DD's party soon. There are 5 girls in her year group in the class, so would it be really wrong of me to not let DD invite her and say she should invite one of the 6 boys instead?

OP posts:
scissorsandpen · 29/01/2019 21:07

Hmm completely misunderstood there Pork but I can’t be bothered to argue tbh !

scissorsandpen · 29/01/2019 21:10

Especially as OP and her DD have come to a tactful compromise

PorkPatrol · 29/01/2019 21:11

Which involves not inviting the child who stole but not having her be the only one left out which is what I suggested in my first post!
It was people insisting her dd should be made to invite the girl that I couldn’t understand.

FrancisCrawford · 29/01/2019 22:45

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