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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Feel terrible for the little girl.  Hope some of these moms invite her over for a playdate.
And, honestly, while the bday mom clearly fouled up majorly, I can't 100% blame her for getting nasty after the other mom called her out in an email to the entire grade. I don't think that sort of public humiliation was necessary.[/quote]

I totally agree with this.

The parents of the other kids have no real idea if the birthday girl's mom was truly "in on it" and part of some nefarious sales plot, or if she just naively caved in to an overbearing, boundary-free sister who pushed the makeover party idea on her, or worse, offered a cute idea for a party to mom and mom didn't realize aunt was going to push products for sale. People just can't know, yet want to assume the worst. And a kid pays for it.

So ugly that one mom had to fire off a nasty e-mail. Even if the birthday mom was nasty in reply, the ugliness was started by that mom who saw fit to slam her to [i]everyone[/i][i] in a form easy to pass along and keep the drama alive -- the low road, for sure.

These girls are old enough that they are all going to pick up on this, including the birthday girl. She is either going to be furious with all her friends or she's going to be crushed and feel like she's been made a fool of...by her mom, her aunt, her friends and their parents.

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Those other moms are worse than the host mom. My DD would not buy MK or wear makeup, but I could send her to the party with  strict instructions to do neither.
What a bunch of witches!!!!!!![/quote]

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