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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you just write "sorry no siblings" it sounds rude and exclusionary.

If you word it slightly more gently, like "I'm sorry we're unable to accommodate siblings this year due to a maximum head-count on activities"

Or, "We normally love it when siblings attend, but this year its not possible, sorry!"[/quote]

No need to tiptoe around it.  Just be direct, like a man would.

This is a second grader's party, not a 3 year old's.[/quote]

I can't imagine my DH ever telling someone they couldn't bring a kid to a party. He would think that was ridiculous. [/quote]

Don't even bother, we know this is a troll.

Those "man" comments are funny troll, is that supposed to get us all riled up or something?  Hurt our feelings?
Nothing better to do than troll a parenting website, huh?  Truly pathetic.
Go show your kids some attention, it will be something new to them.[/quote]

Guess what?  I'm one of the posters who thinks a man would never grovel around this issue and say sorry...but I'm not the other poster who thinks so!!  OMG, more than one person disagrees with you??  And all of those with opposing views are trolls??  And bad parents???

You are a world class jerk.  Not sorry to say so![/quote]

The Elementary School Aged Kids forum used to be for being nice. Go to off-topic or general parenting to be an asshole. This forum used to be helpful. What a shame. [/quote]

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