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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Really stupid. Do you think people care that much about the gender of your baby? I know people ask you all the time if it's a boy or a girl, but all you have to do is tell them once you find out. You're already going to be the center of attention at your shower, and again on the day the baby is born...that's enough! If you must, just invite your parents. You don't need a happy occasion to have a party. Just invite everybody over for a bbq. If people ask, and they will, tell them the gender. But don't make everybody stand around waiting for the announcement. And egads, don't ask people to take sides! Ok, I'm overreacting, I know. Sorry. I would not attend a gender reveal party. If I felt obliged, I would plaster on a fake smile and endure I guess. [/quote] ....Said by someone who has ZERO kids. Center of attention on the day of the birth? Seriously. On the day of my child's birth, I looked like I'd just survived a very long car wreck. The only person who was paying attention, the only person who I WANTED paying attention to me, was the postpartum nurse and my husband. And of the few people (grandparents) that were invited to the hospital on the day of my child's birth? I can assure you they were not paying attention to me but rather to the newest person in the room. All of which is completely fine, just needed to point out the stupidity of this statement. Giving birth is not akin to walking down the aisle on your wedding day.[/quote] I didn't read PP's post as a suggestion to have a BBQ the day you give birth, I think she meant to just have a BBQ instead of a gender reveal party. OP, I find it hard to believe that you didn't check the archives which are ripe with opinions for and against these parties.[/quote]
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