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continued from "How do I tell my daughter her friend is not welcome at our house?" My daughter stills plays with her at school and they do argue and her friend is still mean to her. I feel bad having to come to this decision but I tried telling her friend that is not how we behave at this house and it still did not make a difference. How do I talk to my daughter about this without hurting her feelings?

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  • continued from "How do I tell my daughter her friend is not welcome at our house?" My daughter stills plays with her at school and they do argue and her friend is still mean to her. I feel bad having to come to this decision but I tried telling her friend that is not how we behave at this house and it still did not make a difference. How do I talk to my daughter about this without hurting her feelings?

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    02.07.09, 12:19 PM Flag ]
    • You just have to tell her. Be firm. I had to do the same thing with one of my son's friends. I knew this boy was trouble from age 8. Just something about him. Once he and my son turned 12 this boy really WAS bad news. Disrespectful. Starting fights. Constantly yelling when say he was losing at a video game and sometimes even cursing. I told my son and the boy together, that the boy was not allowed at our house again. He was never to come over and he was never to call the house. My son didn't like it but I didn't back down as this boy's behavior was horrible and pointed it out to my son, who also new in the back of his mind this boy's behavior was not acceptable.

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      02.07.09, 12:26 PM Flag
      • Not a whole lot you can do about them socializing at school but you can make it an ongoing discussion. Telling your daughter that while she may be a great kid, sometimes the people you associate with makes you guilty by association when they do or say something bad. Don't bad mouth the girl but let your daughter know what is expected of her when she is not in your sight.

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        02.07.09, 12:29 PM Flag
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