What were the chances?
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Little kids are pretty smart, I think. This little kid might understand if you explained that whether she got invited to a party or not has nothing to do with her worth as a person. She probably learned that she should value the friends who do want to include her, but that she doesn't have to hold a grudge against those who, for now, don't want to.
Aww =[ It's sweet that you tried though
Sounds like we have a lot of Dr. Phils on here with all the sentiment. To make your niece feel really special and make up for the non-invite, you should have crashed that party. An important life lesson for her; two wrongs sometimes make a right.
you didn't know that it was at Chuckee Cheese? (no i havent voted) just wondering, seems like a massive coincidence. Sounds like you just didn't know, no one told you and you innocently took her there. in which case, sorry to hear.
How would op know when the niece wasn't invited...?
I'm surprised her parents, or she, never mentioned where the party was. That sucks, dude. Sounds like you're an awesome aunt/uncle, though.
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Hopefully it was more awkward for the people who didn't invite her. They probably felt bad seeing her there by herself.
Aww!! You were just trying to do something nice...sucks that it backfired :(. Your niece will forgive you one day...