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Would you tell your child to ignore another child if you didn't like the mum?

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rickman · 20/10/2005 20:53

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compo · 20/10/2005 20:53

No way. It sends out completely the wrong signal to the child.

MamaG · 20/10/2005 20:54

I wouldn't tell them to ignore the other child, but I wouldn't encourage their friendship TBH

daisy1999 · 20/10/2005 20:54

no, children have a habit of repeating what you tell them. Could be embarrassing.

startingtobehalloweenylover · 20/10/2005 20:54

no! never.

charliebat · 20/10/2005 20:55

I second mamags not encouraging the friendship

spidermama · 20/10/2005 20:56

No. It's not my child's job to assume and pass on my prejudices.

daisy1999 · 20/10/2005 20:57

what's the story rickman?

Nastylocketstheevil · 20/10/2005 20:58

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Colettefl · 20/10/2005 20:58

No, you just wouldn't encourage the friendship. So no spontaneous invites over to play etc unless your child continued to really like this child in which case I'd probably take his feelings on board. After all it's not the child's fault if you don't like his mum is it?, why should he and your child suffer because of your feelings?

ladymuck · 20/10/2005 20:59

No, but I am creatively dreaming up circumstances where I might (eg the other mum calls my child names!).

Ulysees · 20/10/2005 21:00

no I wouldn't but is it not like or despise? Is the mum rough as a badgers ar$£?

Go on do tell?

meggymoo · 20/10/2005 21:01

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rickman · 20/10/2005 21:02

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meggymoo · 20/10/2005 21:03

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Pruni · 20/10/2005 21:05

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startingtobehalloweenylover · 20/10/2005 21:05

thgat's horrible rickman! blimey this mum must have a serious issue with you!
will she not talk to you at all about it?

Ulysees · 20/10/2005 21:06

How weird. So sorry for you rickman. She should give some sort of explanation and not involve the kids

rickman · 20/10/2005 21:08

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Ulysees · 20/10/2005 21:11

for you rickman. I can totally understand you feeling like this about the birth. Your memories must be slightly marred are they?

It's awful when people disappoint us like this. Life is $h!t sometimes.

startingtobehalloweenylover · 20/10/2005 21:12

i wonder what it is she thinks you have done that is so bad! how rude to refuse to even speak to you about it...

and your poor dd

teeavee · 20/10/2005 21:13

of course - i would never discuss other mums or dads in a negative way in front of children, totally out of order.

teeavee · 20/10/2005 21:14

I meant of course NOT!!!!

rickman · 20/10/2005 21:22

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rickman · 20/10/2005 21:24

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buffytheharpsichordcarrier · 20/10/2005 21:33

that is just nasty. sorry you and your dd had to experience that Rickman