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2 kids, 1 birthday party 1 invited... how to you tell 3yr old she cant go to party with her 5yr old bro.

You don't, you bring the 3 yearold with you to the party, or if your not going, you drop him off, then bring her some where special like Ice cream or something lol

RoKeT wrote:You don't, you bring the 3 yearold with you to the party, or if your not going, you drop him off, then bring her some where special like Ice cream or something lol

she screamed and cried when we dropped him of at school, how the heck while she react seeing him going to a party without her....

ah means she needs more independence lol, just say that mommy wanted to do something special with you P.S. I didn't know you had kids lol... anyways, just tell her you wanted to take her to get icecream dont' tell her what he is doing lol, don't lie just don't tell her lol

That's going to end in a screaming affair unfortunately, you can tell her as much as you want that it's his party that he must go to and she gets to spend time with you and she'll perform but maybe go get an ice cream or something half an hour to an hour she'll hopefully have screamed it out and calm down then she can look forward to picking him up later.

It's the only way I can see it going really

RoKeT wrote:ah means she needs more independence lol, just say that mommy wanted to do something special with you P.S. I didn't know you had kids lol... anyways, just tell her you wanted to take her to get icecream dont' tell her what he is doing lol, don't lie just don't tell her lol

OMG *faints* not mine helping babysitting for a week (their mums gone off on family crisis) ..

ƒemme ƒatale wrote:Problem

2 kids, 1 birthday party 1 invited... how to you tell 3yr old she cant go to party with her 5yr old bro.

Who the **Filtered** prevents a 3yr old going to a party.

Take the girl along with the 5yr old bro..... then when the 3yr old girl looks sad they will let her in.

Grown ups are dumb **Filtered**.

well no te be fair if my brother was going to a party hes 11 i wouldnt expect them to invite my little sister

atok wrote:well no te be fair if my brother was going to a party hes 11 i wouldnt expect them to invite my little sister

Depends on the age gap. 5 and 3 is not much of a gap.

suppose so id say jsut take her in they cant say anything lol

I agree, with Clarkey like I said, bring her along lol

want better plan than being stuck at a kids party for a couple of hours...

ƒemme ƒatale wrote::( want better plan than being stuck at a kids party for a couple of hours...

So you want to take the kid(s) but not be at the party yourself? Where's the love? Poor kiddies.

Clarkey wrote:

ƒemme ƒatale wrote::( want better plan than being stuck at a kids party for a couple of hours...

So you want to take the kid(s) but not be at the party yourself? Where's the love? Poor kiddies.

Kids parties are fun! Plenty of icecream and jelly and bouncy balls.


Oh the bouncy balls....

Jim wrote:

Clarkey wrote:

ƒemme ƒatale wrote::( want better plan than being stuck at a kids party for a couple of hours...

So you want to take the kid(s) but not be at the party yourself? Where's the love? Poor kiddies.

Kids parties are fun! Plenty of icecream and jelly and bouncy balls.


Oh the bouncy balls....

well I did the sensible thing and stayed in bed and let others take care of it ...was a party at HungryJacks (like maccas) ... girl ended up going with her bro ... happy ending all round