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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I didn’t read all 6 pages but unfortunately I think you’ll have to buy more cookies. We had this exact thing happen and ran out of favors (we even had parents take more than one favor for an INFANT sibling AT HOME!). My husband, bless his heart, was pulling out fruit snacks and candy from our pantry to give to the 3 kids who didn’t get favors at my son’s birthday last year.

If you can’t get those exact cookies, run to Wegmans and buy a few of their iced cookies as backups.[/quote]

We also just went to a birthday party last weekend that only 1 of my kids was invited to. The same parent who took extra favors at my son’s birthday did the exact thing at this party! Took TWO extra goody bags for their 2 kids who weren’t invited. One of their kids is not even 1YO![/quote]

This is why I have my kid hand out the goody bags in my presence. If someone tired to take an extra, I’m say I’m sorrry, but we only have enough for the party kids. [/quote]
But why?  Why would you do this? Why make yourself seem so cheap and rude, and why involve your kids in that also?
Is it that you cannot afford the extra goody bags? Are you trying to stick it to the parents who brought extra kids (I'm not excusing that, but that's not the question). What is it you are trying to achieve here?[/quote]

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