Tell me what to bring for a morning play date

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mask. Hand sanitizer. Water bottle. Ideally your own food, not shared food.

This

[Anonymous]

Bloodies

[Anonymous]

A box of coffee for the moms.

[Anonymous]

Why are you trying to turn a situation in which everyone could easily wear masks for an hour into a situation where everyone takes off masks?

[Anonymous]

When I've done playdates with food during covid, we have the kids sit with appropriate space then they get the snack. They have to stay seated until they are done and have mask back on.

[Anonymous]

Individual bags of apple slices or cut strawberries.

Stomp rockets

[Anonymous]

I'd bring a soccer ball or the like to play with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A box of coffee for the moms.

I like this idea. Or you can bring juice boxes/bottle water. Generally for outside playdates I just bring a ball, maybe a blanket if there is no seating, juice/water and fruit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you need to bring anything except your own water. That’s very nice of the mom to bring donuts but how much are you planning to eat at a play date?

this. makes it so much easier going forward if there's not a lavish snack expectation at every frigging get-together. one dim silver lining of covid.

Right! It is my fervent wish that COVID will kill the snack sign-up (for every! dang! activity!) forever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you need to bring anything except your own water. That’s very nice of the mom to bring donuts but how much are you planning to eat at a play date?

this. makes it so much easier going forward if there's not a lavish snack expectation at every frigging get-together. one dim silver lining of covid.

Right! It is my fervent wish that COVID will kill the snack sign-up (for every! dang! activity!) forever.

That's silly. You shouldn't be getting together because of COVID. Snacks are fine at that point. Whats wrong with snacks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you need to bring anything except your own water. That’s very nice of the mom to bring donuts but how much are you planning to eat at a play date?

this. makes it so much easier going forward if there's not a lavish snack expectation at every frigging get-together. one dim silver lining of covid.

Right! It is my fervent wish that COVID will kill the snack sign-up (for every! dang! activity!) forever.

That's silly. You shouldn't be getting together because of COVID. Snacks are fine at that point. Whats wrong with snacks.

Nothing is wrong with snacks. Have your kid bring their own snacks. My kid will bring their own snacks. Just don't ask me to sign up to bring snacks for every kid. It's dumb.

[Anonymous]

Coffee, ask them to tell you their drinks in advance so you can order and pick up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:5 families eating together... definitely play, but I would not want to be mingling without masks on for long.

They're outside! Lighten up, Francis. How many people have gotten COVID from outdoor playdates?