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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not offensive at all. Would reach out to the parents and say you’re wanting to have the girls celebrate together, what would work for their daughter??  (Is your daughter into a Plan B birthday party that DOES work, if the sleepover at your place doesn’t work?)[/quote]

OP here - my daughter's concern is that the girl will feel like a plan B friend, but that's not a bad idea either.[/quote]

No, if you have a “Plan B” party that can accommodate the friend in the wheelchair, the friend will feel like she’s liked and valued enough to be included. Literally only positive vibes will come from proactively working to include the friend. I can guarantee that the friend has been excluded from most things her entire life and even imperfect inclusion is better than complete exclusion. Maybe instead of calling it a Plan B, you should just think about it as understanding more about your daughter’s friend’s needs so that you can plan activities that they can also participate in. [/quote]

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