Anonymous
04/22/2021 18:47
Subject: Senior yearbook ads
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Definitely ask your child first.
I think it is sort of tacky or something. Like why do you have to express your pride for your child publicly?
Every parent is proud of their child. I think spending money on an ad somehow is like trying to show that you can afford it or something. Just very odd. Graduations are family occasions.
Some of us are not given many opportunities to celebrate our kid, and all of their obstacles, so maybe MYOB.
It's OP ^ response wasn't me. I respect both opinions. I also feel it's a little cringey, but understand that many kids aren't in the spotlight and equally deserving. Maybe moreso for overcoming obstacles. I'm going to donate a free spot to counseling dept for another parent that can't afford it to celebrate their child. Cost is ridiculous.
Love that idea and wish my DC's school had done that! We had to order ours last fall, so it's too late to offer now.
Anonymous
04/22/2021 18:04
Subject: Re:Senior yearbook ads
That is crazy expensive! I am only planning on buying a yearbook for my son's senior year but those ads are pricey. I got a 1/4 page for free in 8th grade.
Anonymous
04/22/2021 17:49
Subject: Senior yearbook ads
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Definitely ask your child first.
I think it is sort of tacky or something. Like why do you have to express your pride for your child publicly?
Every parent is proud of their child. I think spending money on an ad somehow is like trying to show that you can afford it or something. Just very odd. Graduations are family occasions.
Some of us are not given many opportunities to celebrate our kid, and all of their obstacles, so maybe MYOB.
+1 we paid. Happy to support yearbook and our kid, and do so.
Well now you know how some people perceive this. Neither on me of us is wrong, or more deserving of a post.
Anonymous
04/22/2021 17:43
Subject: Senior yearbook ads
do people really submit diaper blowout pictures? 