Wondering if anyone has any ideas for a boys sprinkle shower. Her previous baby was a girl so she only has girl's stuff. Plus, it is mostly closr friends and family and that makes it co-ed
Honestly no. If someone is insisting on a sprinkle/hosting a sprinkle, I think it should be nothing more than a low-key lunch. If she chose to have gender specific stuff for her first baby that was her choice. Invite everyone over for dinner and call it a night.
Little Man (4 years old---holy cow) He's the single greatest thing I've done in my life and reminds me daily of how fun (and funny) life can be. He's turned out pretty swell for having such a heartless and evil mother.
Honestly no. If someone is insisting on a sprinkle/hosting a sprinkle, I think it should be nothing more than a low-key lunch. If she chose to have gender specific stuff for her first baby that was her choice. Invite everyone over for dinner and call it a night.
Ditto this. I think sprinkles should be simple and small dinner or lunch among the MTB's closest friends and/or family. And, most people will get that she probably needs boy clothes, boy-themed blankets, bibs, etc., and will bring her something along those lines.
Wondering if anyone has any ideas for a boys sprinkle shower. Her previous baby was a girl so she only has girl's stuff. Plus, it is mostly closr friends and family and that makes it co-ed
For a Sprinkle, I'd host it at a restaraunt and I guess you could put a blue balloon or something of that nature on the table. I hope by mostly close friends and family you mean a guest list of under 10 people.
I did a safari theme in blue and white for a friend and it turned out really cute... does she have a hobby or something you can get an idea from? My friend, who is super girly, grew up hunting and has taken several african safari's so the theme fit her well!
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I recently attended a sprinkle for a little boy. It was VERY low key and while there were about 24 women there, she received small gifts that were boyish.
It was at a friend's house.
We had: water, lemonade and tea.
crockpot meatballs with a side of sour dough bread a grapes and walnut dish brie with crackers and fruit hummus, veggies cupcakes
I do understand most of you don't like second shower or sprinkle, but why would you attack the host! I understand attacking the mother who expects a shower, but attacking the host?
Maybe I am naive, but I think the host felt it was ok to throw the shower (ok in their circle) and offered to throw the shower on her own not being forced by the STM to throw the shower. If any of the guests have fundamental issues with second shower will decline the invite.
OP, Since it's coed, I would do the following:
Beer, non alc beer, and mini izze cans of drinks finger foods, like wings or meatballs pretzels or bar mix nuts cupcakes
Honestly no. If someone is insisting on a
sprinkle/hosting a sprinkle, I think it should be nothing more than a
low-key lunch. If she chose to have gender specific stuff for her first
baby that was her choice. Invite everyone over for dinner and call it a
night.
Re: Ideas for boy Sprinkle shower..
He's the single greatest thing I've done in my life and reminds me daily of how fun (and funny) life can be. He's turned out pretty swell for having such a heartless and evil mother.
Ditto this. I think sprinkles should be simple and small dinner or lunch among the MTB's closest friends and/or family. And, most people will get that she probably needs boy clothes, boy-themed blankets, bibs, etc., and will bring her something along those lines.
Which is it- a sprinkle or a shower?
I recently attended a sprinkle for a little boy. It was VERY low key and while there were about 24 women there, she received small gifts that were boyish.
It was at a friend's house.
We had: water, lemonade and tea.
crockpot meatballs with a side of sour dough bread
a grapes and walnut dish
brie with crackers and fruit
hummus, veggies
cupcakes
I do understand most of you don't like second shower or sprinkle, but why would you attack the host! I understand attacking the mother who expects a shower, but attacking the host?
Maybe I am naive, but I think the host felt it was ok to throw the shower (ok in their circle) and offered to throw the shower on her own not being forced by the STM to throw the shower. If any of the guests have fundamental issues with second shower will decline the invite.
OP, Since it's coed, I would do the following:
Beer, non alc beer, and mini izze cans of drinks
finger foods, like wings or meatballs
pretzels or bar mix nuts
cupcakes
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