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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you actually were attending many of these parties, you would know that in reality that is not what happens[/quote]

Because people decide to make it about themselves instead of respecting the hosts’ wishes. [/quote]

Maybe they are making it about the kid![/quote]

Because they think they know better than the parents? Yuck. [/quote]

Come on...this is not about what a kid eats and how they are disciplined,  This is giving a birthday gift and celebrating a little person. [b] Weird world where parents need to control every toy their kid has.[/b]  Will Santa get the same instructions?[/quote]

We don't do no gift parties, but have friends that do. They all make sure their child is on board with this. Frequently, they get their kid a big ticket item in lieu of the gifts they would have otherwise received. My kids only have small parties, so we're not overwhelmed with gifts, but if you have a whole class party, it's completely unnecessary for a child to receive 30+ gifts. [/quote]

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