Anonymous
03/27/2024 12:39
Subject: Forgetting Birthday Parties
No need to cast aspersions on the hosts for OP's mistake.
OP, I'd have a plan to prevent this going forward, it will impact your child socially.
OP, I'd have a plan to prevent this going forward, it will impact your child socially.
Anonymous
03/27/2024 12:35
Subject: Forgetting Birthday Parties
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:One week is definitely too short of notice.
No it’s not. Order any gift on Amazon or Target and its there in two days. Rsvp Yes or No and keep it moving. Most people dont RAVP til week before anyway.
Or just don't give a gift.
Non-issue.
Teach your kids to organize their files so they tell you about birthday invites.
Anonymous
03/27/2024 12:14
Subject: Re:Forgetting Birthday Parties
Anonymous wrote:I add DS's parties to my calendar just like I add his appointments or school events. If something comes up or he can't go then I delete it.
+1
Anonymous
03/27/2024 12:13
Subject: Forgetting Birthday Parties
Anonymous wrote:One week is definitely too short of notice.
No it’s not. Order any gift on Amazon or Target and its there in two days. Rsvp Yes or No and keep it moving. Most people dont RAVP til week before anyway.
Anonymous
03/27/2024 12:11
Subject: Forgetting Birthday Parties
One week prior is fine for a bday invite. Its 2024. Put it on your phone calendar and setva reminder.
Anonymous
03/27/2024 09:31
Subject: Re:Forgetting Birthday Parties
Anonymous wrote:It's just you.
+1. Most people are capable of managing their schedule. It’s being an adult
Anonymous
03/27/2024 09:26
Subject: Re:Forgetting Birthday Parties
It's just you.
Anonymous
03/27/2024 08:59
Subject: Forgetting Birthday Parties
One week is definitely too short of notice.