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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know if OP's daughter was being mean or not - [b]telling someone they can't sit next to you because you are saving a seat for friends but can sit at your table is a gray area.[/b]  It's definitely not nice or welcoming.  However, I would think that it would be more appropriate for this mom to help her daughter address it than to confront OP's child directly.  This is the sort of problem that 9 year old kids can learn to handle and address, and it isn't helping the kid.  [/quote]

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I guess I wasn't clear, DD wasn't "saving" the seat.  The other children were already in the seats, including the other woman's DD.  The other child wanted to "switch" seats with one of the girls and DD said "No, she always sits there."  I agree this wasn't the nicest thing to say, and it could have been handled better, but like other PP have mentioned our school doesn't allow "seat saving".  They line up in class and sit in that order by gender, but I suppose they are allowed to switch if they wish too.[/quote]

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