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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My 5-year-old’s birthday party is supposed to be in the morning (so, at this point, just a few hours). She’s been having a hard time sleeping tonight and I just realized she has a fever. She obviously can’t go if she’s sick. It’s at a place where the kids are doing a cute structured activity and we really don’t have a time we can reschedule for months (if the venue would even allow that). Is it weird to email/text all the families coming and just let them know that my kid won’t be there, but the party is still on? My spouse or I could go to greet folks and bring snacks/cupcakes. I don’t want stuff to go to waste and I don’t want to mess up so many people’s plans. How would you handle this?[/quote] We went to a party like this in preschool. The parents had already paid to rent out the entire place and they just dropped off cupcakes. It was a bummer but all the kids had fun. I would word it like "Katie is sick, she won't be at the party's but since we already paid and reserved the venue, we would love for guests to still attend and enjoy." I would expect that people will not bring gifts, but you could swing by afterwards to pick some up just in case people do bring them.[/quote]
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