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My mom never did this stuff, so I feel like I've got no sense of what makes sense. DC has been in a bit of touch via text, but that's the extent of it.
If you/your DC took a gift, appreciate any suggestions. I was thinking of a gift card to local coffee shop (no chains in town). |
| I suppose I’m old, but that seems . . . weird to me. |
| Nope. That's weird. Send a care package with homemade cookies. Tell your child you packed enough so they can share with roommate. |
| Omg no, butt out. Your kid and the other kid will get along or not, but currying favor through a gift card will not sway the balance in a positive direction. |
| No don’t do a gift. I did have cookies delivered to their room though |
| omg NOOOOO super weird |
| Nope, but when I send a care package of homemade brownies or whatever, I send extra for my kid to share with their roommates. |
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NO! This seems really strange.
And would then make the roommate feel odd if she didn't also bring a gift - which she likely won't. |
| No way. This is super weird. |
| What in the world? |
| Is that a thing? |
| Seems weird to me - other than doing something like getting a goodie basket (like snacks, candy?) for both to share - or baking them a batch of cookies.... |
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No. Why?
Let your kid navigate their own relationships (though you can invite the out for a meal if you visit). |
| No, but if they are friends and you send a care package you could send something but not now. |
| I don’t plan to but I feel like I should do something for the poor girl who has to room with my DD. She doesn’t know what she’s getting herself into! |