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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People are weird. Lots of people will roll up with mom, dad and sibs to a party. My husband would have rather died than do that during those years, but if you want to have a no siblings party, it needs to be at a place you pay per kid. Next time have a party with 3 families you’re all friends with. The kid doesn’t care. [/quote]

People aren’t “weird.”  Well, maybe some are. But in a lot of cultures, this is totally normal.[/quote]

I assume she's offering her husband as the example of a weird person here.  [/quote]

Your husband wants to go to parties with the whole fam to random people’s houses from the 4 year old preschooler’s class on Saturday? You must give a lot of BJs bc that is not normally what people like to do on the weekend. [/quote]

We legit have fun together and love hanging out with the kids. Weekends are fun days bc we are all together. I think we would be sad if we always split up. Ours our young so I know it’s bound to happen but when the four of us are together we bring the party :)[/quote]

Cute. We have a lot of fun together, too, but the venue for fun family time never was a preschooler party for a non-family friend where the kids play and the adults chat. If that’s your jam, great! If it’s family friends, great, tons of fun. Randoms, no thanks. One parent would take that on as a to-do. [/quote]

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