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<blockquote data-quote="recovering doormat" data-source="post: 282885" data-attributes="member: 5941"><p>Girls will drive you nuts with their games. I have a 19 yr old daughter who was like Ducky, and my 13 yr old is like "A", when they were your daughter's age. I hate to tell you this, but middle school is even worse because then they bully each other via Facebook and Myspace or AIM.</p><p> </p><p>I found out early that any time you have an odd number of girls, your kid is going to come home in tears. Whenever we had a playdate at home or my kid was going to someone else's house, I always made sure there was an even number, or we took a raincheck. </p><p> </p><p>But I am very impressed with your daughter's mature reaction, and totally not surprised that she was willing to overlook A's bad behavior to protect her other playdate opportunities for the week! That's a savvy kid!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="recovering doormat, post: 282885, member: 5941"] Girls will drive you nuts with their games. I have a 19 yr old daughter who was like Ducky, and my 13 yr old is like "A", when they were your daughter's age. I hate to tell you this, but middle school is even worse because then they bully each other via Facebook and Myspace or AIM. I found out early that any time you have an odd number of girls, your kid is going to come home in tears. Whenever we had a playdate at home or my kid was going to someone else's house, I always made sure there was an even number, or we took a raincheck. But I am very impressed with your daughter's mature reaction, and totally not surprised that she was willing to overlook A's bad behavior to protect her other playdate opportunities for the week! That's a savvy kid! [/QUOTE]
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