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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The best thing you can do is be proactive about supporting new friendships. Drive DD and friend of her choice to a fun activity, host hangouts etc.[/quote]

The friend who has been excluding her got the rest of my DD’s friends on her side. It used to be only 1 person, but it seems the whole group is now excluding her. They make it very obvious as well. [/quote]

Your certainty that you have a full picture of what is going on is naive.  You are hearing one version from a biased participant.  No one is entitled to be invited to everything in an undefined group of friends.  Friends evolve over time and [b]perhaps some reflection about why your daughter isn't getting invited is in order[/b].  [/quote]

I think OP should focus on this statement. But I have a feeling she might need some real life examples so she can get a better idea of what her DD should be reflecting on!

I not suggesting these are valid excuses, but some experiences that might have caused some distance.

- perhaps your daughter doesn’t contribute to the discussion and just kinda sits there. This might cause the others to think she isn’t interested.[/quote]

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