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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. We have a fire pit in our backyard. We also have a large garage. Could potentially get a few space heaters for the garage. Maybe I could get a performer for the garage and hand out cupcakes to go.[/quote]

No, no garage. No performer. Just stop[/quote]

This.  Just give it a rest!  Kids don't need all this.  Just seeing friends at all will be quite thrilling I'm sure.  Maybe your kid would like to make some party favor bags.[/quote]

Op here. We attended a stop by and pick up a cupcake party. Maybe we will do something similar. I can hand out hot chocolate and cupcakes.[/quote]

No indoor party, a stop by with everyone outside distanced is ok.  People inside NOT OKAY!  My kids did not have real "parties" this year.  None of their friends have had "real parties" this year.  It just isn't happening and your child doesn't need it.  One had nothing and the other, during summer, did a drive by/stop by on the front lawn wearing a mask thing.  You can either do drive by, or invite 1-2 friends in garage with doors open and space heaters.  I think outdoor playdates in masks are fine, but not with too many kids, and not inside at all.  FWIW, my child who had no party said it was one of her best birthdays ever because we made it so special at home just our family- we decorated, had cake, opened presents zoomed with relatives, planned special fun family activities, etc. She ended up having a really nice, memorable day.  [/quote]

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