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Reply to "If you punish your kid by not letting them attend a play date or birthday party, does it hurt the other kid more?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How is this any different than if your kid gets sick and can’t go? [/quote] It's not that really. you apologize give whatever excuse you need to and move on. Most parents are sane enough to not blink over this. We did this once for some egregious behavior. Never happened again and my kid and the other kid are still friends 10 years late. Shocking right. Like it's notatlly possible that sometime you can be really strict with your child and it's not the end of the world. Parent your kid and don't try to please others when you do it.[/quote] By make whatever excuse you need does that mean lie and pretend they were sick or something? Or did you actually admit you were using their child as part of the punishment for yours?[/quote] I flat out told them DC wasn't going to go to the party because od DC's behavior. And you she's fine with it. Mom and I are still friends our kids were still friends.[/quote]
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