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odd one out again

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bellajane · 24/06/2014 17:53

First post.

My DD is 10 and this weekend was the 2th time this year the entire class was invited to a birthday party except her.

This weekend it was the birthday of a girls she is really fond of and when she asked why she told her my mum doesn`t want you.

I have no idea why out of 24 she is being left out and it breaks her heart & mine seeing her this sad.

Yes, it's part of life and I fully comprehend that to some parties only a selection of friends can attend, but to ask 23 instead of 24 seems really harsh.

I have spoken with the teacher who says that my DD gets on with everyone in class and she will make sure that no party talk goes on in class, which i thought was really kind. She could see no reason why and thought it was mean.

Anyone else had to deal with this?

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Laura0806 · 26/06/2014 10:23

Gosh thats horrendous but doesn't surprise me. In my dd's first school, one child ( not mine) was treated similarly to your dd because she was the best in the class at eveyything. She also happened to be a nice kid who was very popular. I couldn't believe the petty and ridiculous jealousy but Im afraid now nothing shocks me. I too would try to ignore it, treat your d to something nice on the day but don't mention it to her again. It will blow over and you can rest assured that other parents ( just as I did) will be horrifed by these womens behaviour. Be thank ful you are setting a good example for your daughter. I feel sorry for those growing up with ridiculous parents like that!

apermanentheadache · 26/06/2014 12:31

Urgh, how awful. Absolutely bizarre behaviour from the other mums. How pathetic of them!

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