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[quote=Anonymous]If the invitation specifically says do not bring a gift, don’t. The hosts have their reasons, lack of space/small home, some other guests may not be able to afford gifts and rather than make them feel uncomfortable the host specified that no one should bring anything. If the invitation makes no mention of gifts, and invites usually do not demand gifts in the US, it is tradition to bring a gift. If you can not afford a gift and are a close friend, have your kid make a card. The birthday kid would rather have their friends at the party than exclude them over them not having the money. And kids know which of their friends are broke and they invited you anyways so they don’t care. [/quote]
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