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Hi..me and my daughter is having samd friend circle.i had a fight with my best friend.at that time her daughter and my daughter used to be best friend. Slowly she pulled her daughter away from my daughter. Now other friends daughters also don't play with her..my daughter has made another group and she is comfortable with them. But I feel sad when I see other group girls happily playing and not calling my daughter for any event...because other group is not that intelligent and smart.how should I overcome this feeling..she is happy..
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Hi.. you are worried about your daughter who is happy with her new friends circle. Well, if she is happy, then there is nothing to worry about. Give her some space for her personal choices. However, if you really feel worried for her, then you should consult a psychologist for overcoming this worried feeling.
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You are concerned about the wellbeing of your daughter. You are unhappy about your daughter not being part of the friend circle she was once part of. Your daughter has made another group of friends and she is happy. Your daughter is happy with her group of friends and that is good. If you are really certain that your daughter is happy, then there might be nothing to worry about. Provide your daughter some space to make her own choices. Tell your daughter that she can mingle with friends who she is happy with.
If you are extremely worried about your daughter consult a psychologist for counselling sessions.
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Contact me for counselling sessions. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.
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Seek counseling sessions.... you will be benefited.
You need to raise yourself.
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It is more about you rather than your daughter as your daughter is happy
If you think you need help from professional then go for it resolve it out
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Hi,I think you are taking it more seriously.Your daughter is happy and enjoying with her new friends.Let her enjoy.Consult a psychologist if you think you need professional help.
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I understand your guilt, & desire to correct whatever has happen. As long as your daughter has coped with it. so its imp for you to move on as well. If you are finding it very hard then few counseling sessions will help you.
Consult, Thank You & Take Care
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Ms. Sheetal Kusumbe
Counselling Psychologist
21 yrs exp
Thane
Hello,
A mother always wishes and yearns for the best for her child.You too are feeling the same.However your fallout with your friend has in fact helped your child to expand her friend circle.
Children are very adaptive and your daughter has understood early that happiness is an inside job. You can release your feelings with the thought that your child is smart who understood the situation and intelligently moved on.
Change is the only constant.And before you know they may be back together.
I hope that helps you heal.
Feel free to connect.
Happy Healthy Living!
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Ms. Smriti
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18 yrs exp
Bangalore
You are in pain..it's totally understandable.. you have two options either talk it out with friends or embrace whatever change is coming your way..uour daughter is happy that is most important..connect for counseling sobit can be discussed in detail.
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