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[quote=Anonymous]The only things "no gifts please" means is that they don't want you to bring a gift. If you think it's presumptuous and you wouldn't have brought a gift anyway -- which, I have to say, is a bit disingenuous since the main argument is that people are going to bring gifts no matter what -- then hey, now you really don't have to worry. If you insist on getting the child a gift, you can give it to them at another time. My child has a couple of close friends with whom we always exchange gifts, but we do not bring them to the party if we are asked not to. If your child expresses concern that they are not bringing a gift, you can tell them, "Susie asked for us not to bring a gift to this party. Let's make her a card." I don't understand all the consternation. [/quote]
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