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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - thanks for all of your helpful suggestions, much appreciated.

I did wonder about contacting the friends Mom to see if she'd discreetly have a word, but thought it may just draw more attention to things and make the situation worse.

Think you're all right, the best approach is not to mention it again (I didn't, DS brought it up when he got upset earlier) and hope he can put it behind him and move on, but obviously be here for him if he does need me, and keep a closer eye on how he's doing over the next week or so when starting back at school.

Not sure who's responded above, however no they weren't sharing a bed! If some sick person is trying to get their kicks off the back of my sons embarrassment, please do one! [/quote]

The responses have now been removed, so I look like I'm going mad!  :lol:  Somebody had responded to the question about them sharing a bed as if they were me...

Thanks again. I'm not going to mention it again unless he does, he knows he can talk to me if he needs to and if it leads to any bullying then I'll step in and help however I can, but hopefully it'll blow over and be a long forgotten memory soon.

It would have to happen the night he had a friend here, wouldn't it? Any other night I'm sure it'd have been embarrassing enough, but probably easier to forget, but with a friend here just compounded the embarrassment. 
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