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DD wants to uninvite a girl from her party

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howtohabdle · 24/05/2024 21:13

DD aged 8 is in a lovely little friendship group of 4 girls. One girl in the group has never invited DD to her party despite them being best friends. I just assumed she doesn’t have one. We invite her every year just for context. One of the girls from the class had a party today and DD came back excited saying “it’s X’s birthday next weekend am I going?” I told her we haven’t had an invite. She got upset and said all the girls from class are going. I re-assured her that sometimes there’s no space for all children. DD now wants to uninvite her which I discouraged but quite honestly I understand how she feels! I have invited her every year and to find out now she doesn’t invite my child. How nasty of the mum. Why accept our invite every year and not reciprocate.

how would you handle it? I’m thinking from next year not to invite her again. Funny thing is she is so warm when I see her at school events. I just assumed as she works full time in a highly stressful job and I never see her at drop offs and pick ups that she just doesn’t do parties.

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montysma1 · 25/05/2024 23:10

You can't uninvite. But going forward for the next few weeks I would have a positive deluge of film nights, pamper nights, and sleep overs, to which the party girl isn't invited.

It will be talked about at school. And will soon get back to the mother. A touch of their own medicine .

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