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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I do think it's a bit odd when invite someone's child over and parent doesn't reciprocate by inviting your child over another time. (Only happened once; lacks a bit of kindness and give side eye in head but let it go.)[/quote]

I am a foreigner. My child was invited to a someone's house to play 1:1 as playdate by a few families, only once from each family.  It never come to my mind that I need to reciprocate by inviting their child over to my house to play. My house is too messy and cluttered to host. My child does not really play at home. We are out of house on weeknight or weekend most of the time due to activities. Do families expect me to reciprocate after one playdate only at their house for playdate? [/quote]

Kids don’t care if your house is messy or cluttered. 
Did your kid enjoy playing at a friends house? Did you enjoy that he got invited somewhere? The nice thing to do is have your kid now have a friend over. It’s not that you have to, it’s just the nice thing to do. [/quote]

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