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Reply to "Nowhere for child to sit at birthday party/bullying issues."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, it probably felt worse to you than it was. I can sympathize. But take comfort that most people probably didn't notice much. I think the suggestions to just take your son for fresh air if you sense he is breaking down is a good one. I greatly dislike the responses from PPs saying mean things about your son. He is five. Anyone who has called him a wimp or given the "buck up" line is an asshat. That whole attitude is why so many of the other boys are crazed lunatics. How about those parents try to raise better boys who aren't so out of control. I'm tired of the boys will be boys crap excuse for boys behaving badly.[/quote] +1 He's 5! It sounds like the biggest issue is he's with a bunch of almost 7 year olds.[/quote] OPs kid is almost 6 just like kids who are 6 are going on 7. It’s January there aren’t kids who just turned 5. Let’s not exaggerate ages. And it doesn’t sound like the ages fully explain what happened ag this party. OP and her son both lack coping skills and OP should have modeled those skills better so that the kid didn’t flip out over the chair. This didn’t have to be such a big deal.[/quote]
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