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[Townleygreen]

You will get more replies if you post in the Family Room Discussion section, which is here:

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/list.php?29

[KoolBananas]

You could have your own party, doesn't have to be anything to do with a birthday, just a general party, and invite the other kids along. Sometimes you have to make the first move to get others interested. You may be surprised at the response.

Good luck :-))

[KalamityKel]

I agree with Koolbananas. It wouldn't hurt to try.

[Ladysaw]

As a parent it must be quite difficult for you and especially her. More importantly as a mother you can make up for that by doing fun and different things with her on those days when the parties are being held

[hpsaucey]

Hi there - I can empathise here. Its hard for kids when this happens. You probably do this but does she go to any other of her friend's houses for playdates? Could you invite some of her friends/a few you know she really gets on with really well round to yours and build up friendships that way with less of the 'pressure' a party can bring?

Also not that it makes it easier but I bet that she is not the only one this happens to - there will be others feeling/experiencing the same.

Good luck. Would love to know ow you get on...

HP