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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1. Your kids have to deal with the fact they sometimes have to deal with a situation is not to their liking.

2. You teach them the world revolves around them and dump your friend.

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That little girl sounds like an asshole and the mother sounds completely oblivious. [/quote]

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I will never understand why some parents think that you and your child should be the training ground for other children's bad behavior when that child's parent ignores their behavior.   A bad behaving child is often tolerable if their parent stays on top of them with correction.[/quote]

The point I got from that is that your children will eventually be around other people who behave badly.  The examples given don't represent any physical harm to OP's kids, and I would see it as an opporunity to teach them how to react when others misbehave.  [b]Being able to get along with a difficult person is a very useful skill.[/b]

Although in OP's place, I would be talking to the mom/my friend ASAP, along the lines of "WTF is wrong with your kid?"[/quote]

It surely is. But to me there's a difference between an annoying kid at school who is irritating for a year and then you may or may not have to sit next to them and might not have class with next year and Mom's best friend's kid who the girls will presumably have to spend hours  and hours and hours of their childhood with. Plus, it just bugs me when parents do not notice their children being little shits. [/quote]

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