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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Unfortunately, ignoring him doesn't make him stop. He gets more and more frustrated and angry. And then of course the less my daughter wants to play with him right then. Playing with someone else often isn't an option, during arranged play dates when there is no one else around. To those of you advocating just letting them work it out themselves, at what point do you intervene when there is mean behavior? Doesn't just standing by send the message that it's OK ?[/quote] If mean behavior becomes a pattern, then you stop having playdates with that kid for now. You have to let your child learn to navigate his/her own social situations without constant micromanagement from mom. I'm a NP by the way.[/quote]
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