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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This sounds like my 10 yo son.  He has one very close BFF, a girl his age, she doesn't go to school with him but she lives across the street from us and they've been besties since they were 2.  We were in a pod with her family during covid.  Eight years later they're still joined at the hip hang out at the park every day when homework is done, have sleepovers every Friday night and even go on vacation with each other's families.  There's never any arguments, they just get each other.

He has been branching out a little over the past 2 years, making friends and hanging out with other kids from activities away from school.  But he still spends the vast majority of his time with Larla (and she also spends the vast majority of her time with him).   I posted something similar to this as I was wondering if I should push him to branch out, then I realized I was being stupid.  Our son is happy and he and Larla are very close so I don't see things changing any time soon, but If they do I'm sure our son will have no problem branching out.

Be happy your kid has found someone to be close with, he's in early elementary so he has plenty of time to branch out should things change.[/quote]

Just wanted to say this is extremely adorable.  Their friendship sounds amazing and they're both very lucky![/quote]

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