Cake pops at birthdays - provide for parents also?

[Anonymous]

Yes, you get them for the adults but most would prefer cake or a cupcake for the price. They are trendy but never taste good.

[Anonymous]

Cake pops? Is it 2012?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:adults dont eat cake pops

np Adults don't speak for all adults. I love them!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So I know that siblings who come to parties they weren't invited to grow up to be adults who expect to be fed at a *child's* birthday party.

If your name is not on the invitation, you are not a guest. If your child is not mature enough to be dropped off, you are there to help your child. Surely you can go 90 minutes without shoving a slice of pizza and cake in your mouth, right?

pp when you eat anything do you shove something in your mouth? What a strange way to speak of eating!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cannot be the only mom in DC who would eat a freaking cake pop. Come on they're like the size of a quarter.

People here think they're "classy" by saying things they'd never do, meanwhile they're all wearing Old Navy joggers and scarfing down Oreos and Doritos when nobody is looking.

dp cake pops have about 170 calories per pop. Now Oreos and Doritos are probably passe though. I haven't had either in years!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So I know that siblings who come to parties they weren't invited to grow up to be adults who expect to be fed at a *child's* birthday party.

If your name is not on the invitation, you are not a guest. If your child is not mature enough to be dropped off, you are there to help your child. Surely you can go 90 minutes without shoving a slice of pizza and cake in your mouth, right?

Typical DCUM mom.

We spend tons of $$ on ourselves, vacation places, clothes, purses, laser faces, etc. but DON'T YOU DARE EXPECT TO GET ANY FOOD FOR ANYONE FROM OUR KIDS' BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So I know that siblings who come to parties they weren't invited to grow up to be adults who expect to be fed at a *child's* birthday party.

If your name is not on the invitation, you are not a guest. If your child is not mature enough to be dropped off, you are there to help your child. Surely you can go 90 minutes without shoving a slice of pizza and cake in your mouth, right?

No idea what you're trying to say with the first part.

If parents that stay aren't guests, I guess you should have some people on hand yourself that can help with the kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So I know that siblings who come to parties they weren't invited to grow up to be adults who expect to be fed at a *child's* birthday party.

If your name is not on the invitation, you are not a guest. If your child is not mature enough to be dropped off, you are there to help your child. Surely you can go 90 minutes without shoving a slice of pizza and cake in your mouth, right?

Typical DCUM mom.

We spend tons of $$ on ourselves, vacation places, clothes, purses, laser faces, etc. but DON'T YOU DARE EXPECT TO GET ANY FOOD FOR ANYONE FROM OUR KIDS' BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

This. Spend an extra 40$ and get the right amount of cake pops.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So I know that siblings who come to parties they weren't invited to grow up to be adults who expect to be fed at a *child's* birthday party.

If your name is not on the invitation, you are not a guest. If your child is not mature enough to be dropped off, you are there to help your child. Surely you can go 90 minutes without shoving a slice of pizza and cake in your mouth, right?

Typical DCUM mom.

We spend tons of $$ on ourselves, vacation places, clothes, purses, laser faces, etc. but DON'T YOU DARE EXPECT TO GET ANY FOOD FOR ANYONE FROM OUR KIDS' BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

This. Spend an extra 40$ and get the right amount of cake pops.

Yes, this. Just get some extra cake pops already.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cannot be the only mom in DC who would eat a freaking cake pop. Come on they're like the size of a quarter.

I would eat a cake pop!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cannot be the only mom in DC who would eat a freaking cake pop. Come on they're like the size of a quarter.

I would eat a cake pop!

I would too.

[Anonymous]

Just get a costco cake for the parents. Under $20.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So I know that siblings who come to parties they weren't invited to grow up to be adults who expect to be fed at a *child's* birthday party.

If your name is not on the invitation, you are not a guest. If your child is not mature enough to be dropped off, you are there to help your child. Surely you can go 90 minutes without shoving a slice of pizza and cake in your mouth, right?

Typical DCUM mom.

We spend tons of $$ on ourselves, vacation places, clothes, purses, laser faces, etc. but DON'T YOU DARE EXPECT TO GET ANY FOOD FOR ANYONE FROM OUR KIDS' BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

This. Spend an extra 40$ and get the right amount of cake pops.

Yes, this. Just get some extra cake pops already.

Seriously, +1 on this. They’re cake pops. God forbid you have extra.

[Anonymous]

Get mini cupcakes in addition to the cake pops. They are two public bites (one bite in private lol).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:adults dont eat cake pops

This. They are not food and the adults don't want to eat them. Don't even want to be offered then.

lol! and you speak for ALL adults? I know plenty who wouldn't mind one , me included