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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here again.  Two things.  First off to the poster who referenced my son giving his friend the pb.  He did not do that.  His friend found it and was insistent that he could have it.   My concern with what my son did was that he didn't immediately tell me because we had talked about the 'no nuts' and 'foods with nuts' prior to the playdate.  I've been strongly reiterating to him the difference between tattling and ensuring personal safety at the risk of upsetting someone.  Also, not that I want to make excuses because the issues are so serious, as I mentioned we don't have any allergies in our family and have not come across this so immediately so I really do think he was lacking a context and I had told him his friend knew what he could and could not eat.  He won't be lacking context in future.

Meanwhile, last night I got a message from the kid's dad inviting my son to go to a movie with them when he has his DS for a coming weekend and also saying he was interested to talk to me.  Having copped it from DH and DCUM and still somewhat confused over the whole strange situation, I've sort of been putting off calling him back.  In any case I'll meet him through sport soon.[/quote]

I thought you said you hid it on the top shelf of the pantry. Your guest found it? How did that happen?

I've read threads like this on DCUM before, but about moms who say their kids have allergies so they don't gain weight. OP, I am a bit suspicious of YOU. Not sure what syndrome you may have yet but the entire situation described in this thread is highly unlikely.[/quote]

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