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My 9-year-old daughter came home from school saying she had invited a girl to her birthday party the one no one wanted to play with. I asked her if they were friends. Not really. But she’s always alone. On Saturday, all the guests arrived except that girl. My daughter spent nearly an hour looking out the window. When she finally showed up, she was with her mother, who seemed quite upset. She asked to speak to me alone. “Do you know what your daughter said to mine to convince her to come?” I felt that something bad had happened. Then she showed me a folded piece of paper that her daughter had been keeping in her pocket. You don’t have to talk to anyone. You can come, eat cake, and leave whenever you want. That’s what the note said. The mother explained to me that her daughter had been avoiding parties for months because she felt uncomfortable in large groups. She had turned down several invitations, and some classmates had started calling her antisocial. My daughter didn’t understand why she didn’t want to go. So one day she asked her directly. The girl confessed that she was afraid of being left alone while the others played. My daughter decided to write her that note. I told her she could sit with me if she wanted, but that she didn’t have to, either. The mother was thrilled, though at first she had thought the invitation was a joke. That afternoon, her daughter spent almost the entire party drawing at a table. My daughter sat with her for a while. Then she went back to playing with the others. When they left, I asked her if it hadn’t made her sad that her guest had barely participated. She replied: But she came, Mom. Before, she didn’t even want to come. The following week, that girl started sitting with my daughter during some recesses.
My 9-year-old daughter came home from school saying she had invited a girl to her birthday party the one no one wanted to play with. I asked her if they were friends. Not really. But she’s always alone. On Saturday, all the guests arrived except that girl. My daughter spent nearly an hour looking out the window. When she finally showed up, she was with her mother, who seemed quite upset. She asked to speak to me alone. “Do you know what your daughter said to mine to convince her to come?” I felt that something bad had happened. Then she showed me a folded piece of paper that her daughter had been keeping in her pocket. You don’t have to talk to anyone. You can come, eat cake, and leave whenever you want. That’s what the note said. The mother explained to me that her daughter had been avoiding parties for months because she felt uncomfortable in large groups. She had turned down several invitations, and some classmates had started calling her antisocial. My daughter didn’t understand why she didn’t want to go. So one day she asked her directly. The girl confessed that she was afraid of being left alone while the others played. My daughter decided to write her that note. I told her she could sit with me if she wanted, but that she didn’t have to, either. The mother was thrilled, though at first she had thought the invitation was a joke. That afternoon, her daughter spent almost the entire party drawing at a table. My daughter sat with her for a while. Then she went back to playing with the others. When they left, I asked her if it hadn’t made her sad that her guest had barely participated. She replied: But she came, Mom. Before, she didn’t even want to come. The following week, that girl started sitting with my daughter during some recesses.

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