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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] It is almost unheard of for boys in the 4-7 age range to intentionally exclude others and to say the kind of things that the OP describes. Anyone who has spent any time with children in this age range knows this.[/quote] I found this thread through a search because my DS (age 4) and his (mostly male) friends at school have been going through this recently. He reports kids at school saying "you're not my friend" and often reports that "X is my friend" or "Y is not my friend" (and who is/isn't his friend changes often but they are all boys). According to him, the boys are all participating in this kind of talk. I am going to talk to the teacher about it when they go back to school in January. This is PK3; this behavior can and should be nipped in the bud, right? [/quote]
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