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Reply to "If you punish your kid by not letting them attend a play date or birthday party, does it hurt the other kid more?"
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[quote=Anonymous]You are punishing the host. If you sent back an RSVP that your child is attending a party, then the host is making arrangements for your kid. If it’s a paid venue, like Skyzone, TopGolf, lazer tag, bowling, etc., then the host must commit to a specific number of kids earlier than the party date. When your child arbitrarily misses because the parents are using it as a last minute punishment, then you are being rude to the parent who already pre-paid for your child, pre-bought food for your child and a goody bag for your child. The host could have invited a different friend, but your child took the slot and never showed up last minute. You are terribly rude and inconsiderate. You created a punishment for your child which impacts others negatively. Look beyond yourself![/quote]
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