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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What happened to inviting the same number of guests, that your child is celebrating?

Five year old birthday = Five guests

So simple.

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Because if your kid is 5 but has 6 friends they want to invite this rule is arbitrary and useless.

There's 3 acceptable ways to do this:

1. You invite all the boys or all the girls. 
2. You invite the whole class.

3. You invite only 1-2 from the class, privately, and tell your kid do not blab about it to others.

It is never okay to invite 25/28 or whatever. That's rude and you're asking for hurt feelings aNd misunderstandings like this one.  [/quote]

Perhaps allow your five year old to begin learning the difference between a classmate and a friend? Why not?[/quote]

Spoken like someone who has an 18 year old or a 6 month old. There is nobody on the planet to whom birthdays are more exciting and important than 5 year olds. It's not exactly the best venue for "life lessons" especially if the life lesson is YOU ONLY GET FIVE FRIENDS. [/quote]

"Less is More" is especially important with our five year olds.[/quote]

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