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bobbydsgirl
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timing for 4 yr old birthday party
bobbydsgirl
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Just need some input on whether to hold my 4 yr old's party in the 10am-12pm slot, or the 11:30am-1:30pm slot.
The venue (bounce house) is probably about 20-30 min drive for most people, so the earlier party would put people leaving their house before 9:30am on a Saturday, while the later party would have them getting home around 2pm.
I am kind of leaning toward the earlier one so as not have people leaving early (before cake) to get home in time for nap, but I also worry that many people are going to be late if the party starts at 10.
Thoughts?
TIA.
The venue (bounce house) is probably about 20-30 min drive for most people, so the earlier party would put people leaving their house before 9:30am on a Saturday, while the later party would have them getting home around 2pm.
I am kind of leaning toward the earlier one so as not have people leaving early (before cake) to get home in time for nap, but I also worry that many people are going to be late if the party starts at 10.
Thoughts?
TIA.
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Re: timing for 4 yr old birthday party
Would it be convenient to attend an afternoon party instead - 4-6 pm?
4-6 would be ok w/ me if I didn't have any evening plans but that would be rough if someone had dinner plans or tickets to something or something else going on...I'd prefer 10-12.
And then soccer, ugh! There are too many conflicts, just do what works best for your plans and it'll be fine- you will never fit everyone's schedule.
early one. As a parent of a 4 yo and 2 yo. the second time block is still nap time in our house. early is always better if you are inviting parents of toddlers too.