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[quote=Anonymous]This is OP, I have 3 children (2 older boys) and honestly this is the first time I have encountered this situation, I didn't realize it was so common!  If one of my kids in invited to a friend's house then we invite that child over on another week.  Same when we have invited friends over, often parents let me know as soon as they pick up their kids that they will be texting me about a play date at their house.  Even with our neighbors, we like in a cul-de-sac with tons of kids and they all play together.  When it is cold, if one of them invites the gang over, then I or another neighbor invites them over on another day.  We all take turns. That has always been the norm for us.  I guess it is what I like too because because we are a social family and like to have family and friend over often.  Maybe I'll just gently guide my daughter toward another girl in her class to strengthen that friendship.  She is the daughter of a high school mate which I found out over the weekend.  Well thanks for adding perspective, I definitely don't feel annoyed any more, it could be many things.  I just have to decide whether this is something I want or not.[/quote]

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