Reply to Twin play date, one twin left out…

Forum Index » Elementary School-Aged Kids

Reply to "Twin play date, one twin left out…"

Subject:

Emoticons





More smilies

Text Color: Font: Close Marks

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have 5 y o twin b/g. They are very close and usually have the same friends.
They are in different classrooms this year. The girl twin has a classroom friend she is got close to.
The mom is organizing a play date for her and my DD. I was wondering if it would be ok to ask if her twin can join?
He knows the girl and the 3 of them play together. They never had separate play date before  and I don’t think he will take it well.
Also most of his friends are girls anyway which means DD would automatically be invited to any play date he might have.
I am wondering if I could ask for it for this one time while I ease him into doing his own stuffs.

If this ok to ask? If yes what is the best way to ask?[/quote]

I’d set up a separate play date for your son at the same time.

I am on the other side of this.  My son is friends with twins.  They are very different kids and he favors one over the other.  I’ve invited them both over for play dates in the past.  But my son just wants to spend time with twin he really likes.  I never know what to do now - so I just don’t invite either over.

[/quote]

This often happens. My son is older (not elementary anymore).  He was friends with twin, but really only one.  The parents always sent both boy twins over.  There was absolutely no way to have just his friend--and he didn't particularly like the other boy.  End result is that my son just drifted away from the friend because the parents would never let them do anything alone.  [/quote]

Options

	Disable HTML in this message
	Disable BB Code in this message
	Disable smilies in this message

Review message

Search Recent Topics Hottest Topics