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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP sounds like a selfish brat. Many couples exclude children from weddings, it is extremely common. Furthermore i wouldn’t want a baby and toddler at ANY intimate dinner at a nice elegant restaurant especially if it were my wedding dinner. BTW iI am a parent of two young children and invited kids to my wedding. Everyone has different preferences and the wedding couple get to decide. [/quote] That's really rude. Op is not being a selfish brat. She's trying to figure out how to make sure her family including a nursing baby of a few months is cared for. She's thinking of them and that doesn't make her a brat. Op also never said it was a nice elegant restaurant. It could be a very family friendly place for all we know. [/quote] Whatever it is, her kids aren’t included. So stay home and care for them since apparently the husband is incapable. [/quote] I've never met a husband who could nurse. I agree she should stay home and skip the events. [/quote] lol so you don’t have experience with freezer supplies and putting BM in a bottle. [/quote] My kid had bottle refusal around 3 months which was unfun. We got him off it but it took quite a bit of work. Breastfeeding in the nurse heavy days does also mean you get uncomfortable after a few hours of not pumping or nursing.[/quote] A few hours? So OP can easily go to either the court house or the dinner, comfortably, for an hour or two. I still don’t get how this is a huge imposition. She just wants her kids included, just cuz. Not because this is logistically difficult. It’s not like she even RSVPd 2 for herself and the nursing baby. She went all in for the family of 4. Rude.[/quote] Yes, even for a few hours. Op was not rude. She rsvp-ed for 4 because no one at that point said no kids. [/quote] Well, now she knows. I guess this family is a little different that this was all a verbal invitation to a wedding anyway issued by the parents of the groom.[/quote] Exactly. This whole wedding invite thing is very unusual...all verbal, not done by the couple getting married. Frankly op, I'd be thrilled to skip this mess. [/quote] Plot twist. The parents of the groom are the ones who want it to be kid free not the couple getting married. [/quote] Because they know their daughter is the type to let the toddler run wild and let the baby scream without taking it out. [/quote] And you the daughter is this kind of parent how?[/quote]
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