Both kids are invited to party

Anonymous
My 4 months old & 3 year old are both invited to our friend's kid 1st bday party. Should we get 2 gifts or 1 bigger gift? Not sure if it matters or not, but the party venue charges by headcount (for any kids over 1 year old). And, for birthday card, should we put our children names on it as well or just parents name on the bottom?
Anonymous
One gift, signed: Mom, Dad, Kid, & Baby. Nobody is expecting a gift from a 4 month old who doesn't even count as an attendee under the venue's rules.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:One gift, signed: Mom, Dad, Kid, & Baby. Nobody is expecting a gift from a 4 month old who doesn't even count as an attendee under the venue's rules.


Agree with every single thing this poster said.
Anonymous
If more than one of my children are attending a party I do a larger gift. In this case since your youngest is 4 months old I don’t think you need to worry. If the birthday child is a family friend we sign from the whole family on the card, but for a school/daycare friend I would just have the kids write their name (and then translate since your child is 3 and it’s unlikely they can write their name legibly!)
Anonymous
One gift absolutely.
Anonymous
One gift, sign the card "The Smith Family"
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:One gift, signed: Mom, Dad, Kid, & Baby. Nobody is expecting a gift from a 4 month old who doesn't even count as an attendee under the venue's rules.



This
Anonymous
One gift.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My 4 months old & 3 year old are both invited to our friend's kid 1st bday party. Should we get 2 gifts or 1 bigger gift? Not sure if it matters or not, but the party venue charges by headcount (for any kids over 1 year old). And, for birthday card, should we put our children names on it as well or just parents name on the bottom?


Seriously? How is this even a question? You have a 4 month old!
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:My 4 months old & 3 year old are both invited to our friend's kid 1st bday party. Should we get 2 gifts or 1 bigger gift? Not sure if it matters or not, but the party venue charges by headcount (for any kids over 1 year old). And, for birthday card, should we put our children names on it as well or just parents name on the bottom?


Seriously? How is this even a question? You have a 4 month old!


4 month old equals sleep deprivation. And the OP is a good person who is worried about being kind.
Anonymous
Thank you! We will do one larger gift & sign the card with our family.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My 4 months old & 3 year old are both invited to our friend's kid 1st bday party. Should we get 2 gifts or 1 bigger gift? Not sure if it matters or not, but the party venue charges by headcount (for any kids over 1 year old). And, for birthday card, should we put our children names on it as well or just parents name on the bottom?


Seriously? How is this even a question? You have a 4 month old!


4 month old equals sleep deprivation. And the OP is a good person who is worried about being kind.


I’m sorry, no excuse. In what universe is a 4 month old considered an actual guest of a birthday party. The 4 month old would not be getting a treat bag or be counted as a number. So, no, no extra gift.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My 4 months old & 3 year old are both invited to our friend's kid 1st bday party. Should we get 2 gifts or 1 bigger gift? Not sure if it matters or not, but the party venue charges by headcount (for any kids over 1 year old). And, for birthday card, should we put our children names on it as well or just parents name on the bottom?


Seriously? How is this even a question? You have a 4 month old!


4 month old equals sleep deprivation. And the OP is a good person who is worried about being kind.


+1000
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My 4 months old & 3 year old are both invited to our friend's kid 1st bday party. Should we get 2 gifts or 1 bigger gift? Not sure if it matters or not, but the party venue charges by headcount (for any kids over 1 year old). And, for birthday card, should we put our children names on it as well or just parents name on the bottom?


Seriously? How is this even a question? You have a 4 month old!


4 month old equals sleep deprivation. And the OP is a good person who is worried about being kind.


I’m sorry, no excuse. In what universe is a 4 month old considered an actual guest of a birthday party. The 4 month old would not be getting a treat bag or be counted as a number. So, no, no extra gift.


Nasty useless response

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My 4 months old & 3 year old are both invited to our friend's kid 1st bday party. Should we get 2 gifts or 1 bigger gift? Not sure if it matters or not, but the party venue charges by headcount (for any kids over 1 year old). And, for birthday card, should we put our children names on it as well or just parents name on the bottom?


Seriously? How is this even a question? You have a 4 month old!


4 month old equals sleep deprivation. And the OP is a good person who is worried about being kind.


I’m sorry, no excuse. In what universe is a 4 month old considered an actual guest of a birthday party. The 4 month old would not be getting a treat bag or be counted as a number. So, no, no extra gift.


Nasty useless response



No, it’s simply factual.
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