1st birthday party question

Re: 1st birthday party question

• lexusolsen member

  September 2014

  I purposely avoid birthday registries. In fact, those people usually don't get a gift receipt either. I let dd pick out soemthing age appropriate for the birthday person or I get an idea of their interests based on the party theme. Generic invitations (color as opposed to character) get something Melissa and Doug or basic kid gift.

  

  
  

  
  

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• 526SadieSadie member

  September 2014

  Ugh.  Making a registry for something other than a shower should be something the parents do so they can keep track of what they need/like to have (and to get a completion coupon.  It's not to share en masse.

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• CowgirlK39 member

  September 2014

  I just went and looked at it (figured I should have before asking this lol) and it's kind of strange. There are two car seats on there and a lot of larger toys, like rider-type things. There's a fair amount of clothes and shoes too. I feel like those are odd things to ask for but what do I know.

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  September 2014

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• sschwege member

  September 2014

  somerandomchick said:

  I just went and looked at it (figured I should have before asking this lol) and it's kind of strange. There are two car seats on there and a lot of larger toys, like rider-type things. There's a fair amount of clothes and shoes too. I feel like those are odd things to ask for but what do I know.

  They seem to think they're having a toddler shower instead of a birthday party

  That pretty much hits the nail on the head.  A car seat is a gift for the parents not the kid, why not throw some diapers on there too while you are at it?!  The nerve of people!

  
  
  
  
  
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