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[quote=Anonymous]We have a beach house and frequently host kids. Very frequently, those kids bring gifts, though nothing big. Things like a candle, a dozen bakery cupcakes, something we can all share for breakfast, etc. We always appreciate it. It’s definitely the way I was brought up, and my kids do the same. We don’t tend to do the written notes on top of it. If someone is hosting your kid for a weekend or longer in their house, I think the least you can do is send something. Adults go to dinners or parties at other houses and it’s pretty common to bring a bottle of wine or similar, why wouldn’t it be the same kind of rule when someone is feeding your kid for days in a row? I also think there may be a difference in staying at someone’s house (or rented house even), and taking a kid to a hotel, where sending something for the house or to be shared wouldn’t make sense.[/quote]
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