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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So glad to know that this has happened to others. It happened to us, and for a while I wondered if it had something to do with my child. Upon further reflection, I realized my son has many friends and is generally well-liked, and that iour bad luck was due to a busy season (soccer, baseball, Easter) and inconsiderate invitees. [u][b]If you think about it, we do more parties now than we ever did; I don't think I had my first real birthday party until I was 8. With all these outside activities, it's impossible to attend everything. For this reason, we don't do large birthday parties anymore. We invite a small number of kids over to do something fun, and that's it. It's much more meaningful, I think[/b][/u].[/quote] Yes I agree with this (the part I've underline and highlighted from your post, OP). That is one of the reasons we have not done a "friends" bday party yet. DD will be 5 in the Fall and last year she just had cake and ice cream at home with us and my parents (and a little cupcake party at her school) and this year, as a "step up," she'll have a little party with her cousins. She thinks this is just about the most exciting idea she has ever heard of and is already counting down the days! ;) [/quote]
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