Is it wrong to tell people when they ask what to get DD for her birthday, "Please don't get her anything, your presence is all she needs"? DD's birthday invitations went in the mail and I have recieved 7 RSVP's. Every single one has asked what I would like DD to get for her birthday. I never thought about it until they started asking. At first I said books and maybe some fall clothes. But im really thinking thats a lot of books and clothes and she doesn't need anything. We are getting her a wagon, my parents are getting her a motorized car, and my MIL is getting her a Zany Zoo. We are having a large party (80 or so guests I think) and her playroom already looks like Toys R Us.
My mom said that I shouldn't tell anyone not to bring a gift because when others do they will feel bad. I guess I should have thought about this before invitations went out. Maybe I could have put something on there?
WWYD?
Re: "No gifts please"
Personally, I would rather be told that if I asked about a gift than to see it on the invitation. I think it's a bit tacky on the invite. JMHO.
I would just let them bring gifts and like previously stated either give them to a church or wait until toys for tots starts up and present them with the toys.
Awesome ideas. Thank you!
This! I honestly could NEVER go to a birthday party and NOT bring a gift..I would be embarrassed IMO
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