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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So your daughter excluded the other girl from her party because she talked about poop and farts, and yet she then attended her birthday party?? Wasn't she worried about excessive poop and fart talk there, or is it ok to hang with someone who talks like that if it's someone else's party? Ay![/quote]

My daughter had five other people she rather would have at her party than someone who talks about poop and farts all the time, yes.

As for her reasoning about going to the other girl's party, who knows how a 7 yo's mind works. It was a different atmosphere, maybe she didn't think it would be such a big deal at Chuck E. Cheese or something. In her head, excessive potty talk would have been out of place at her own gathering. 
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Notice that most people aren't criticizing your daughter.  It is you who acted terribly here.  Your child is 7, not 17.  She should not have had sole decision-making power here.  You really played this one wrong, and it ended up hurting a child and teaching your child a terrible lesson.[/quote]

I'm sorry you think a 7 yo is incapable of making her own social decisions. But I guess that's to be expected in this area.

Am I to understand you would insist your child invite another child she doesn't want to a party? Really?[/quote]

"Annabelle, if you are going to go to Juliet's party, she gets invited to your party.  It's your choice.  You can stay home from her party, but if you are going to her party, she has to go to come to your party.  Up to you."[/quote]

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