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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, my instinct was to just let it go.  but I wanted to double check it.  twin was in quotes b/c I haven't had coffee yet!  we live in a small town house so 1 extra person does make a difference.  we won't have enough seats for everyone etc and I thought it might be weird to have a kid at the party who doesn't know the other kids....but I am reminded now that at 6/7 you pretty much just play with whoever anyway.  so hopefully it will all work out.  
this is our first twin friend so we don't have experience with it--are twins just treated as a package deal until an older age?  if you invite one, you invite both etc?[/quote]

Psst.

1st grade boys don't sit at parties. Even during cake time.

Neither do 2nd grade boys. Or 3rd grade boys.

They bounce around, run, jump, spin, wiggle...but sitting? Not very well and certainly not all at once. Okay, they might sit for about five minutes to eat some cake. But mostly, they don't. And, first grade boys are not picky or judgemental, so you can pull out a desk chair or a lawn chair and they will think it is quite grand.  Actually, they will all see the lawn chair or the stepstool or tye spinning desk chair as the "special chair" and will be happy to sit there.

Boys don't sit at partied until they get to the age where birthday parties consist of a handful of close friends watching movies or playing video games.

So unless you are throwing a video game party, you do not need to worry about having enough chairs for a boy party.[/quote]

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