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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]It's one thing if it's a party with a space limitation (small house, bounce house, etc.) but a public park? [/quote]

Hmm, well I think it depends on a number of things.  We have my son's birthday party at a public park every year, and invite all 20 kids from his daycare class because we want to be inclusive.  The kids are still too young to have a drop off party, IMO, and so we wind up having to buy food, drinks, paper goods, and cake for all 20 kids and their parents (many bring both parents, and some bring a sibling).  This gets to be quite expensive.  Would we ever invite only 18 out of the 20 kids?  No, of course not!  But I have definitely thought of inviting only 5 or so to the next party, because last year cost me $350, which to me, is a lot to expend on a third birthday party at a park.[/quote]

You can probably invite up to half of the class and not be "excluding".  So, up to 10 kids and it's okay.  It's when you invite over half  that you start getting on the slippery slope to rude.[/quote]

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