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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When kids are friends "since they were babies" it's one of those parent-forced friendships that can't always withstand kids turning into adults who have their own distinct personalities and likes and dislikes. Friendships that are made without parental engineering are healthier and last longer. Just encourage her make new friends and remind her that almost no adult is still "best friends" with someone they played with as a baby.[/quote] No I don't believe that or else the friendship would have ended sooner. Friendships that start out that way can last and be real friendships. Probably has way more to do with the friend trying to be cool and join the popular group.[/quote]
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