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[quote=Anonymous]Why not reply that you would love to share the driving and ask when she could drive?  It's passive aggressive but sends the message that you won't do it without some reciprocation.

You are lucky you can rearrange your work schedule.  Not everyone can, but it does seem as if when you sign your child up, you should have a plan for getting them there and back, so what is her plan and c an you get in on that one way?

My DD just starting carpooling and it saves me a ton of money (I was paying a kids ride share service one way) and picking her up at the need.  Now I pick up 3 girls and don't have to pay for the ride share service e.  It has been. game changer for me and the other moms in the carpool.  The best part, is that my DD is closer to there other girls because she spends more time with them.

I found coordination really easy by text.  We have a group text and just check in with who can drive that day and where we will coordinate drop off (we drop off at a c central place sometimes).

It's within your rights to say no, but I will just say, I have been the mom that really needs the help and I appreciated it when someone stepped up and I always reciprocated.  Maybe give this mom a chance to reciprocate.[/quote]

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