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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For an incremental difference in instruction, AAP wreaks havoc on relationships

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If AAP wreaks havoc on your relationships, it wasn't a real relationship to begin with. Be glad. [/quote]

No it is true.  I'm not PP and have one in center, one not.  The parents at the center don't want to be friends or facilitate their children making new friendships once they're in 3rd.  And then you drift from the friends you left behind.  No one talks about it but it sucks. I am considering bringing my DD back to a less challenging environment so she will have the "neighborhood" care back.

At our base new kids are welcomed and almost fought over because everyone wants to meet and get to know them.  At a center you are just a visitor.

I realize this is my experience, but I don't think I"m alone.[/quote]

I totally agree with this!  We had one at a center and this was my experience.  However, our other one didn't go to the center and didn't get into AAP.  Our base school started local level iv.[b]  Interestingly, most of my friends' kids got into AAP and all of a sudden, they stopped including us in things.  So I got the fun of being left out at the center and then again at my bas school by not being in local level iv. [/quote][/b]

Have you ever thought it might be  you or your kid?   I had kids stay at base and go to center and somehow friendships survived.  [/quote]

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