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What's a nice way of saying "No thanks, my DC doesn't want to come for tea with your DC as she doesn't like her"???

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franch · 21/01/2010 20:45

Thought this might get more response than my original rather dull thread title

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musicalmum43 · 22/01/2010 16:00

Tricky - because they might become friends in the future, children are always in and out of friendships quite quickly. I would just say to the the mum that your daughter feels quite shy with the other child, and sort of roll my eyes! Say it is a phase, which it probably is, and at some point there may be a tea visit that she wants to go on.

moomoomalarky · 22/01/2010 20:47

I'm not very forthright as a person and having been in this situation with my ds, I've just had to make excuses! I just say 'what about next week?' or 'we're busy that day'. It's a cop out I know but I live in a small village so don't want to upset anyone!!

rasputin · 22/01/2010 20:53

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franch · 22/01/2010 22:17

Oops sorry, didn't realise anyone had actually posted on here. The proper thread is here, including answers to the questions here. Sorry, my silly fault for starting 2 threads but no one was responding to the other one!

Thanks musical - yes that seems to have worked with DD2 but just wouldn't ring true with DD1 I don't think.

You're on my wavelength too, moomoo! Thing is, it's a 'when can X come for tea?' situation ...

rasputin - all is explained on the other thread

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