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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think grouping entire neighborhoods into one category may be a bit extreme.

And you may be reading a bit much into an afternoon birthday party. Often, parents have afternoon birthday parties because people (both nannies and parents) find it easier to go straight from pick-up. Which is much easier for people who live far away from the school, like I do. [/quote]

Either way you are clueless.  It's makes no sense to have a mid week party and it should be expected that many kids for a variety of reasons won't be able to attend, ie two working parents, older siblings after school activities etc.  And I've only seen SAHM's pull this so I think that says something.  As to St. Pat's, I have friends who have kids there, they are lovely but as noted there is certainly a a cliquey snobby mean mom contingent that is much more prevalent at St. Pats than at any other school.  My vote is NPS.  It's a really lovely school, never met a parent I didn't like. [/quote]

You need to calm down.  I work and my kids get invited to mid week birthday parties and I’ve never felt like it was a personal attack.  Our nanny takes them to the party and they have a blast.  That’s it.  You’re so angry [/quote]

I think she’s referring to people who may not have a nanny and some kids are in the after care program so it would pose a problem unless they got a ride with someone else. Surely you understand that?[/quote]

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