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Reply to "If you're going to be rude and ask if a sibling can attend the birthday party"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wish evites made clearer to whom they are addressed. My kids are little, so they do not have their own email addresses. But, they are also very close in age and are both friends with many of the same kids. Sometimes, I honestly cannot tell if the birthday kid is inviting one of my kids or both of them. That said, I generally agree with OP that, if you have to ask, you should do so privately and in a way that makes it easy for the host to say no.[/quote] This. The typical evite leaves it up to the person accepting to say how many people are coming. Also the convention at our school is to welcome siblings, so I don’t think it’s rude at all to ask for clarity. [/quote] You can change the setting when you make the evite so that the person accepting can't change that. [/quote]
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