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Why does this have to be anything cultural. I'm american and I do not allow my children to be driven by others or to sleep over. That is our family decision and it has nothing to do with any other parent. There are a select few family members who we feel comfortable driving our children. Why do you feel entitled to an explanation or to drive her child anywhere?[/quote]

Because I let her drive my child?

I don’t feel like we are at acquaintance level. We’ve known each other for years. Go to playdates, kids birthday parties, I visited her in a hospital when she was sick. I invited them to join our sports team and because of this I see them every week. Otherwise, I don’t see them often as they have numerous Indian parties to attend on weekends.[/quote]

If this is OP, you are not getting it. You pushed the relationship she went along. But you are not an insider. [/quote]

That’s the weird part. I haven’t pushed for it. Many times she reached out to me. 
But whatever. I’m not going to loose sleep over this. It’s just very disappointing.

That and also the kids have a talent show coming up. She asked me to ask DD if she wants to do an Indian dance with her DD and some other Indian girls at school. She was going to teach them.  DD said yes.  Then after 0 practices she said she doesn’t have time to teach DD but the Indian girls already know the moves. So now I have to explain to DD that she’s excluded because she’s not Indian.

So I thought this was not nice and I’m getting tired of the whole thing.[/quote]

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