I am not sure what the etiquette is for thank you notes regarding kids birthday presents. I didn't think thank you notes were really a thing to do, but we got one from another 1st birthday party. What do you all think? Should I do them or not?
I agree with PP- I was raised to always show gratitude, and always wrote them growing up... And still do! I think it's proper etiquette, and people appreciate the gesture.
We will send thank you cards for sure. I am slightly burned out on them lol, I had my bridal shower, wedding and baby shower all within 7 mo so I think I'll do a picture card to make it easier.
We did not open gifts in front of everyone so I am going to send thank you cards.
This is the most bizarre (and crappy) justification I've ever seen for not doing thank you notes. So you not only didn't thank them in person, but you're not going to thank them in a note either? Rude.
It is proper etiquette to thank people who spent money they didn't have to on your child. Just write a quick note and drop it in the mail.
OP - good manners are always classy. People appreciate getting thank you notes and I can assure you that there are plenty of people who notice the absence of them. They don't have to be complex or long. Just a quick, genuine, note of appreciation for the time and money spent.
We did not open gifts in front of everyone so I am going to send thank you cards.
This is the most bizarre (and crappy) justification I've ever seen for not doing thank you notes. So you not only didn't thank them in person, but you're not going to thank them in a note either? Rude.
It is proper etiquette to thank people who spent money they didn't have to on your child. Just write a quick note and drop it in the mail.
Uh, I did say I am sending thank you cards. My friends have not sent thank yous when their children opened gifts during the party and thanked people in person.
We did not open gifts in front of everyone so I am going to send thank you cards.
This is the most bizarre (and crappy) justification I've ever seen for not doing thank you notes. So you not only didn't thank them in person, but you're not going to thank them in a note either? Rude.
It is proper etiquette to thank people who spent money they didn't have to on your child. Just write a quick note and drop it in the mail.
Uh, I did say I am sending thank you cards. My friends have not sent thank yous when their children opened gifts during the party and thanked people in person.
lol... READING FAIL!! lol. So sorry. Well at least we can agree that not thanking in person and not thanking in a note would be rude. My apologies.
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