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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Society will suck you in. Even if you'd rather do at home family celebrations, your kid will get jealous they don't get to ever have a party at a venue.[/quote] Not necessarily. My kid is perfectly content with at-home parties. [/quote] Mine has never asked, in 13 years. She's had fun at other kids parties, but never really wanted to have one of her own. Our at-home parties were pretty low-key in terms of entertainment and activities, mostly just letting the kids hang out and play, but I did always make lots of fun food and creative decorations. Never hired any kind of entertainment or anything. But our neighborhood is pretty culturally and economically diverse, so I don't think people really expected that sort of thing. The only judgment might have come if we'd said no parents or siblings (although we always did for sleepovers). [/quote]
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