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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We always rsvp no to any party that doesn’t include siblings. DH works on weekends and I’m not hiring a babysitter for a birthday party. [/quote] Same. And it has nothing to do with cheapness. It just isn’t worth the hassle for me to find a babysitter so I can spend 2 hrs standing around in a bounce house warehouse. If you are going to require parents to stay at your child’s party then you shouldn’t book it at such a place that siblings will be a huge problem. If you want to do this, just expect more no responses than otherwise [/quote] Where is the other parent? I always tag teamed with Dh when kids were younger. If we didn’t know the family and kid was just a random classmate, we would decline. If it was a close friend, both boys would have been invited. Most of the time, I would take turns with Dh taking invited kid to party. Now I have 3 kids and parties are drop off.[/quote] Work. Many many people have work obligations on weekends. My physician spouse spends two weekends a month in the hospital. As do many of my friends’ husbands, or they have spouses that travel frequently. I don’t think I know anyone where both parents have the entire weekend free from work every weekend [/quote]
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