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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Your job as aparent is to know what’s going on in your daughters life and the reason she drop the friend. Often children are not forthcoming right when the event happens but will disclose after a few days or weeks if you’re receptive Please realize how cruel this is to that one child and encourage your child to morally and ethically stand by someone who is shunned [/quote] I disagree completely. Your job as a parent is to model ethical behavior and encourage them to behave ethically and morally. It is not your job to know all the ups and downs of their various friendships. I went through middle school drama once, and have no desire to go through it a second time vicariously. [/quote]
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