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[quote=Anonymous]To me it depends a little on the size of party. If it’s a big class party at a venue, I’d think it a little rude and weird. If it’s a money issue… I don’t understand that because people are always giving things away for free that you can gift, or stick a $5 in an envelope, or give a used book. But if it’s a small party of 6 kids, very rude to bring nothing at all. My kid had a large party not long ago and it was interesting to see the range of gifts. The thoughtlessness of gifts pretty much directly correlated to how rude I’ve found the parents and kids to be. The rudest kid/parent combo changed the rsvp to NO 15 minutes before the party started with no explanation. The second rudest kid/parent combo gave used baby books including a free one clearly received as a Happy Meal toy. [/quote]
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