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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You should have started a few years ago, IMHO.

But now is fine - just be clear and communicate.  Text and ask "Is dropoff OK with you?  I was hoping to run an errand"[/quote]

Many birthdays still include parents and siblings.

DH dropped off DD recently and she was the only one dropped off. I attended a party this weekend with DD and told DH to come because many whole families were there.[/quote]

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In my immigrant culture, usually whole families are invited.  The idea is to create a community and network for the family, multiple generations etc.

Of course, this fails when it comes to families outside of our culture because there is a lot of work, time, money, energy involved in reciprocity and hosting - which many cultures may not do in the same way as ours.

Another thing is that I do not want to provide childcare for other people's children. I would rather that the parents are also attending and they can make their children behave. [/quote]

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