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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please stop asking this question. If you are invited to a no gift party, you don't bring a gift. Have your child make or fill out a nice card. If they want to give something small that fits in the envelope with the card (we've received a homemade bracelet, an initial crayon, a cute keychain), you can, but they don't have to because the host requested no gifts.

No need to feel sorry for the child, they are either too young to care or this has been discussed with their parent and they are okay with it and whatever alternative their parent provided.

Again, no gift means you don't need to bring a gift.[/quote]

If you are too good to have your kids get gifts, don't have parties.  No kid wants a card, bracelet, keychain or other junk.  If your kids are that spoiled that they have so much stuff, stop buying so much stuff and let them have gifts.  We will always buy gifts as its abuot the child not you.  Its not an alternative childhood.  Its bad parenting.[/quote]

"Stop buying trash for your kids so I can buy trash for your kids, so I can feel superior to you." [/quote]

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