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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You choose your daughter over the friend as many times as you need to. You can try to maintain your friendship with the other mom, but leave you daughter out of the equation. She's not able to come when you get together, allow her to do other things if they come over etc. [/quote] +1 I was never close friends with my DD's friends parents when she was growing up. We'd talk, invite each other to larger gatherings like cookouts and holiday parties but my loyalty is always to my kids and you never know when those friendships may sour leaving you in an awkward situation. As it happens, I am now very good friends with my DD's best friends mom... we see each other weekly. BUT our kids are in college. Even if our DDs fell out a little, I know we'd still be friends because it is not revolving around the girls.[/quote]
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