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If you ahve older children, and your next door neighbour has younger children, do you let them play together?

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saltire · 19/08/2008 20:01

Do you feel obliged to let them play together because you are neighbours?

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Earlybird · 19/08/2008 20:24

Do they want to play together? Do they play nicely? If yes to both, can't see the downside.

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claricebeansmum · 19/08/2008 20:25

I would let them play but DC do not particularly like the neighbours children so we keep them at arms length.

PussinWellies · 19/08/2008 20:28

Mine do, sort of, but I get pretty twitchy about it, to be honest. My garden is no longer toddler-proof, and I seem to have lost the eyes-in-the-back-of-the-head that you need with younger children.

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MissisBoot · 19/08/2008 20:31

Neighbour is 8 and dd is 3 - they play really nicely together - am sure neighbour will get bored of dd soon!

southeastastra · 19/08/2008 20:48

my neighbour just lets her three children wander in to my garden all the time to play with my son. she doesn't know me at all, i might be a right weirdo for all she knows.

MrsMattie · 19/08/2008 20:50

Nextdoor's kids are 9 and 6. My DS is 3. I'm happy for them to play together (supervised) in either one of our gardens. He adores them and they find him hilarious, so why not?

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