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Just tell the mom directly. Something diplomatic like " I dont think this arrangement is working out for me." will suffice. If she gets bitchy about it then all the more reason to refuse play dates. |
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the best approach is the direct approach. tell them to their face that you dont like having their kids over. |
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What's wrong with your neighbor's kids? Perhaps you can talk about it regarding their parents so that they can correct this and then maybe they will behave next time. |
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hmmm... why dont you say no to the play dates instead? i think they'll get the hint after a time or two. |
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I agree. Im sure they will catch on after you refuse. |
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just talk to your neighbor. Whatever it is that is bothering you about their kids can be solved. if not then refuse the playdates. |
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I think you should have a dialogue with the parents. If the behavior you dont like can be corrected then I think the play dates can go on. |
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thanks guys! i think the kids are spoiled and dont know how to listen. it's my house but they disregard my authority. those kids dont know how to listen and I think this kind of behavior is "contagious". |
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i agree that a talk should be in order. i think your neighbors should know what's wrong with their kids. |
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just tell them no. there are other kids yours can play with. |
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