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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also a very small house person. We host sometimes, but my kids do prefer to go over to houses where the entire basement is a dedicated kids' playroom. (We have our kids share a room and the third bedroom is set up as a playroom, but it's small and on the same level, not comparable at all.) We will have the occasional casual buffet style gathering but unfortunately we just don't have great space for hosting the way a lot of our friends do. This wasn't supposed to be our forever home, but I'm sure some of you are aware of the housing market.

I honestly miss when everyone met up at parks during/after covid, it evened the playing field, no cleaning required, and the kids had to be outside with no video games to turn to. [/quote]

The irony of someone in a “starter home” talking about the homes her kids prefer to visit for play dates and events—“must have entire basement dedicated as playroom.”

Gross.[/quote]

We have the big basement/playroom. I sometimes wonder if people don’t invite us over after seeing our house. Our house is over 10,000sf. My kids will happily come over and play in your child’s bedroom. You do not have to invite me, the parent, just my kid(s).

I’m from NYC. My friends who live in 2-3 bedroom apartments in Manhattan host us more than our friends here in the DMV. I don’t think size of home matters at all. I hang at my friends’ apartments and have a great time. Kids often share rooms and they have no playroom at all. The kids’ closets are so compact with clothes and toys because space is so limited.[/quote]

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