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[quote=Anonymous]I would not invite more parents.  It would be even more weird for her if she realized you invited other people just to make her feel comfortable.

I had no clue what to do when DD received her first bat mitzvah invite.  At my church, you would never drop off a child who had never been there before.  I didn't know if it was ok to drive up to the synagogue, if I should go in with DD, what I should wear if I walked in with her, if it was ok for her to have her cell phone if it was turned off, how I would know when to pick her up when the time was not listed on the invite and she didn't have her phone.  Thank goodness DCUM provided many useful tips!  I agree it would be very helpful to send a letter or email to parents letting them know drop off and pick up times and locations, appropriate attire for the service and party, tips about cell phone use, gifts at the service, etc.  The mother will probably be relieved when she realizes she doesn't have to spend her day at the service and reception. [/quote]

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