I've never understood schools/classes that have stupid rules like that. It's as dumb and pointless as "everyone is a winner" in kids sports. They won't learn from this kind of sheltering and babying. What are they going to do when they grow up and aren't invited to a co-workers party?
Plus, you'd think the school would be reasonable enough to at least accept that you wanted a girls only party. It's not like any one child is being left out that way.
Schools shouldn't even be allowed to have these rules. Not their kids so it's not their right to dictate party invites.
Are You Obligated to Invite the Whole Class to Your Kids' Birthday Party?
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At my daughter's school the policy was "invite the whole class," but I wish we could have done something smaller with girls only.
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fairiefang -annoying fashio... 2012/07/18 01:12:51
Plus, you'd think the school would be reasonable enough to at least accept that you wanted a girls only party. It's not like any one child is being left out that way.
Schools shouldn't even be allowed to have these rules. Not their kids so it's not their right to dictate party invites.
If you mail the invitations and keep the party low key, it's selective. ;)
However, if you invite some close friends and the majority are not invited that is okay!
You invite the lil' kids over, then get the addresses and send the parents a bill for food, beverages and entertainment...works like a charm....
If you want a small party, just invite your kid's very best friends. That shouldn't cause any problem.
Children are sensitive and should be treated as children.
I also advise ya think about what your getting into because ya set yourself to do it for every Birthday or even an expectation of having more people every year. I highly recommend to go small.