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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are they siamese twins?  If not, inviting one does not mean inviting the other.  The Mom should know this.

I would hold firm OP.  [b]There is no need to have a strange kid there so the mom can get 1-2hrs of free time.[/b]  It is actually good for the kids to split up and make their own sets of friends and events.  [/quote]

You sound very hospitable. [/quote]

Jeez, no kidding.

Yes, it's great for the kids to have their own friends, but we're talking 6 yr olds! [b] I can tell you that my 4 yr old twins are already dealing with "one only" invitations to b'day parties and it can be hard.[/b]  Of course I don't assume both are invited, but I sure appreciate the parents who do invite both. [b] And I really hate watching one of them in tears because they can't go to a party because they weren't asked. [/b] (And this happens in a preschool class with a total of 14 kids - so not multiple classrooms, or a large crowd, or anyone who doesn't know there are twins.)

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Oh my fucking God lady.  Get a grip.  Your kids are not attached to the hip.  They are two separate kids with two different personalities.  They aren't a packaged deal.  Stop treating them like that. [/quote]

This isn't really true. I'm not a twin but I was good friends with a twin in college and they were incredibly close. Closer than regular siblings. Imagine being with someone since conception. Must be pretty cool.[/quote]

So you are saying they have to do everything together all the time? Birth to college.  Okay then....[/quote]

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