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What is the mumsnet wisdom on this?

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perpetualworrier · 08/12/2007 16:43

DS1 (6) came home from school with a collection of Christmas cards yesterday.

In one it said to DS1 from Y (a girl in his class), PS I hate you.

Do I do anything or is this just one of those things? The girl in question is not a friend particulary, but I have never heard of her being nasty to him before.

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NAB3littlemonkeys · 08/12/2007 16:45

There was a thread about something similar last year if you want to do a search.

Do you think she may have meant heart you?

pigleto · 08/12/2007 16:48

I would pass it to the teacher but without mentioning it to ds. They would know if it was meant to be horrid.

Sidge · 08/12/2007 16:55

I would ignore it.

They are 6. They're daft.

If she really hated him she wouldn't have sent him a Christmas card. She probably wants him to be her boyfriend

THelesbellsRINGOUTFORCHRISTMAS · 08/12/2007 16:57

agree with sidge. she loves him really

pinetreedog · 08/12/2007 16:58

I'd say breezily, 'oh that's unpleasant isn't it' and suggest ds chucks it in the bin. I would shrug it off and expect ds to do the same

paulaplumpbottom · 08/12/2007 16:59

Don't worry they are 6. Next week she'll be his girlfriend.

Pennies · 08/12/2007 17:00

Stick it in an envelope addressed to her mum and put it in her bag / locker / shelf. Then leave her to tackle it.

minouminou · 08/12/2007 20:02

nah...she's got the hots (as it were, at that age) for him
she chase heem beeg time

perpetualworrier · 08/12/2007 20:45

Thanks all of you.

DS isn't in the least bit bothered about it. I just wondered if I should "do something". I know I would be furious if he did it.

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perpetualworrier · 08/12/2007 20:45

Thanks all of you.

DS isn't in the least bit bothered about it. I just wondered if I should "do something". I know I would be furious if he did it.

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cory · 10/12/2007 08:42

Sounds like she's trying to chat him up. Remember words don't necessarily mean the same to a 6-year-old as they do to us. If he is not upset and you tell him he ought to be, you're doing him a bit of a disservice, planting suspicions in his mind. He may understand the situation a lot better than you do, so don't go muddying the waters would be my advice. Just leave well alone.

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