Not a baby shower but WDYT?

micaelasmakeup · October 2013

My cousin and his wife made fb invites for their daughters 4th birthday. On the event wall I see this...

EastCoastBride · October 2013

Joy2611 said:

EDIT: The parents could use some educational games by the looks of it.

That was my thought too.

I'll be honest- I often am clueless what to buy little kids. I don't know their size, or what they are really in to, etc. Granted, I don't have a problem asking the parents about this. But at the same time, I'm not offended at something like this being listed on FB.

micaelasmakeup · October 2013

Oh gawd, you guys have no idea!
Reading the mom's fb posts is painful!

Ceridwen21 · October 2013

I would have been ok with a politely worded post like "in case anyone wants to know, she wears a size X". I would never have posted that myself, but I wouldn't have been offended to see it posted. What they wrote though? No. No way.

Shobb414 · October 2013

I'm not offended by this being posted on the event wall, I guess if they are getting a bunch of people asking what they want. Although most computers and phones have spell check automatically.... Come on now!

RebeccaY1 · November 2013

I would never send facebook invites, but I would love this! It makes my life so much easier. I don't know what your kid likes or their size. It's so much easier to make purchases if I know what would be appreciated.