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[quote=Anonymous][quote]I don't understand what the problem is. What are the actual repercussions that either you or your child have suffered, other than someone you didn't like much anyway not speaking to you? Seems like it worked out fine. You are investing too much time and energy thinking about this woman.

The OP should give it time. Maybe nothing will happen, but apples don't fall far from trees, and she should not be surprised if QB's DD starts mimicking mom and excluding the OP's DD.

I think anyone who's asking what's the big deal has just never been in this situation. I felt that way til it happened to me. It still boggles my mind that grown women will take the time and energy to gang up on others.
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Well, if in fact that does happen, she can deal with it from there, but to date, it has not, and she has not indicated any problems between the kids at this point.  Will the "queen bee" be inviting OP's daughter for play dates?  No.  Is there any indication that the child is being harassed, excluded at school?  No.
Frankly, OP seems to worried about what this woman says about her Ivy education, out downs of OP's daughter.  It is not healthy.  If someone puts your kid down, ask them what they mean and put them in a position of having to explain.  If someone says something annoying about their educational background, ignore it.[/quote]

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