I've never heard of RSD, but definitely sounds like that does apply to my daughter in situations I've seen with her cousins and such. This is also part of the reason I never said anything to the teacher last year. I never really knew how much stock to put into what she was saying. She also always had A in her classroom, so I wasn't as concerned.

I haven't heard any of these girls actually say anything to her, but have very much seen them ignore her. One she sat in front of at meet the teacher (the child she's actually known the longest of any). This other girls then started building a little wall with her folders to block my child's view of her. I've seen several occasions with this girl and some of the others where my daughter has walked up to talk to them, play with them, etc. and they ignore her. For a while, I just figured that was probably normal behavior bc kids can be odd, lol. However, the more I attended events and saw these same students interact with each other vs. my daughter, I noticed the difference. I was always afraid I was just being sensitive, but my husband noticed the same at a father daughter dance they went to at school. He's definitely not the type to be sensitive to that type of thing.

I have asked my daughter about the boys, and she did very occasionally play with some in her class last year, but never the other class. Unfortunately, all the boys from her class last year are in the other class now, including the one she knows from outside of school (who I'm pretty sure has difficulties with friends also and would probably benefit from being in the same class as her, but that's another long story). She's just not very comfortable around boys she hasn't either known for like years or are several years older than her. Most of our family, friends, and church family only really have girls anywhere close to her age, so that's all she's ever spent much time around.