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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had a similar experience with a friend and her DD. I figured it wasn't my place to say anything and that she'd figure it out eventually.

Things escalated over time and her DD became mostly ostracized from the other neighborhood kids due to this behavior. They stopped including her, and my friend asked why our kids had fallen out.

It was very awkward. I said kids grow apart, and that I knew my daughter liked hers but was finding things in common with other kids. Her daughter went to another school the next year so we didn't see them as much - but in retrospect I should have been direct with her about her DD's behavior.[/quote]

But if your friend asked, why didn't you tell her? In that situation, I think I'd want to know . [/quote]

Yup, I should have told her. She was just so clueless and it was hard for me to burst her bubble about her daughter. But looking back now I was wrong and should have spoken up. Hoping OP won't make the same mistake![/quote]

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