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what do you do if you and a friend really differ on some parenting thing that affects both your kids?

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Fillyjonk · 22/05/2008 18:33

have had a long day and am pos not making much sense but am thinking stuff like different rules over sharing, table manners/when kids get pudding/etc etc.

I have a couple of friends who seem to feel REALLY strongly about certain things (I am NOT saying what, they might be reading this!)...

I kind of broadly go along the "my/your house, my/your rules" thing BUT what do you do when out, ie neutral territory ?

I am finding this suprisingly tricky atm...anyone else?

I really do like my friends...

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TheFallenMadonna · 22/05/2008 19:50

Well, since she obviously cannot take a hint, I think I would just retire gracefully. Weighing up the consequences of ructions with a friend and the damage done to my child's fragile psyche of not being able to go on a ride on toy for a couple of hours, I think I would opt for a raised eyebrow and leave it at that.

Fillyjonk · 22/05/2008 19:55

oh you are all sooo sensible

i feel i handle things badly here but i do those things

somehow it sound more elegant when you all say them

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Fillyjonk · 22/05/2008 19:55

and i'll tell you, the ending of that book was a real bloody let down

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deaftowhingeing · 22/05/2008 20:31

lol fillyjonk i really actually did laugh out loud then!! What book was it? I'll know not to bother!

Fillyjonk · 22/05/2008 20:43

bill bryson, the thunderbolt kid

its good but ended very suddenly

it had about 1/4 book as references so i was unprepapred , just turned over the page expecting more and it was "oh".

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