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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It sounds like they've been wanting to get you to stop coming and the schedule change is a convenient and timely excuse. They are killing two birds with one stone--moving the playgroup to a better time for most and also not having to deal with you/your kid. Knowing how your kid is, you need to be right on top of her to not allow these things to happen. [b]It sounds like you're sitting around and reacting (e.g. not able to get to her in time, cleaning up the mess afterwards etc) instead of being proactive.[/b] [/quote] Yeah, this part is obvious to all of us. And everyone said it in OP's other thread too, where she had a feeling they weren't keen about her kid and the way she was (not) parenting but they hadn't yet been kicked out. The core issue that came out in the other thread (at least to me) was that the other parents were able to sit around and relax and chat to each other, since their kids knew how to behave. They'd intervene very occasionally but mostly their kids could play appropriately with each other and with the play things. So OP sees them doing this and thinks that she's entitled to sit around and relax and chat too. She doesn't get it that she can't do that... and especially not in someone else's home and playgroup where she's really just coming along for the free ride without offering anything in return.[/quote]
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