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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We had a toddler and got invited over at 6pm to a friend's house for dinner. We assumed we'd be eating shortly upon arrival -- they had elementary-aged kids. Instead, we chatted, then around 7:30pm they _start_ making dinner. We're all starving. We had food for our toddler but now it's getting close to her bedtime. She cried half the way back on the 30-minute drive home, after dinner. I think we finally started driving back at 9pm, way past her bedtime.[/quote] That’s a completely reasonable time-frame for a dinner party. It’s strange that you expected something different. I get it that that’s hard with a toddler but then you shouldn’t have accepted the invite. Parents of toddlers are beyond annoying snd uptight and that’s why I wouldn’t invite any over for dinner. Signed - Mother of 2. [/quote]
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