Country playdates

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This seems like a weird question to ask on a forum that has the word "urban" in the title of it.

Oh, shut up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was pony club

If true pony club or Mounted games of America you do know this area allowed a known pedo to hang and continue being part of their groups

Second it’s your kid but at nine I’m not having you hang for a play date unless I am really bored

Country mice grow up you twat

True

[Anonymous]

Unless the kid were my kid’s bff and my kid was really asking, I think a playdate with a friend one hour away isn’t realistic. I think for “get together and play” situations, it’s easier to play with neighbors or friends who live close by.

I think it could make sense to invite kids who live farther away to a birthday party of meet up for a outing that includes the parents (ice-skating, whatever). For older kids who are very close, maybe a sleepover so the dropping-off parent can go home. But unless it’s your kid’s only option or you’re really isolated… not all friends need to be seen outside of school or activities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was pony club

If true pony club or Mounted games of America you do know this area allowed a known pedo to hang and continue being part of their groups

Second it’s your kid but at nine I’m not having you hang for a play date unless I am really bored

Country mice grow up you twat

Why are you so angry? I thought urban living made people aggressive but that doesn’t seem to be my observation lately.

[Anonymous]

For an hour long trip I dont expect a really short playdate. How old are the kids? Make friends closer to where you live or extend the time of the playdate. Also meet halfway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This seems like a weird question to ask on a forum that has the word "urban" in the title of it.

Oh, shut up.

Zing! I can't argue with that well-written, thought-out rebuttal. I tip my cap to your thoughtful reply.

[Anonymous]

If your DD's friends truly live 1 hour away, those are sleepover or whole day excursion friends 99% of the time.

[Anonymous]

My brothers have raised 4 kids in a spread-out county. Lots of distance. Kids spend the weekend at one another's house. They are dropped off for the weekend.