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I do not think that it is fair to turn a one year old's party into the social event of the year. My great-nephew's birthday party is on the 25th of this month and there are already over 100 invited guest. I know that my niece is excited about this, since it is her first child, but a cake for the children and the adults is a bit much. He is not going to remember this birthday anyway. When he is older and looks at the pictures from this party, half of the people he wont even know. However, he will know that the party had very little to do with him at all. Recently, I read an article in the news about parents spending way to much on parties for their kids. It is a competition with the parents. I guess when the child gets ready for college and inquires about funds, the parents can pull out the birthday pictures to distract from the issue.
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1. Druscilla34 (11144) | 3 years ago | I agree...the kid will have no recollection of this party whatsoever...why waste all that $$
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3. jolanda33 (632) | 3 years ago | i agree with you! it is a competition for the parents! well i am not one of them! i just celebrate it at home with family and friends i see often! with some food and cake nothing more! last year i had a barbeque too and we had a great time! and i now for sure that a one year old one doesn't remeber his first birthday at all!
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4. SilPhil (221) | 3 years ago | I think that is way over the top! Why does a one-year old need all that? I mean come on, does he really have 100 'close' friends and family?
My daughter hasn't had her first birthday yet, but I can assure you it will be a much more low-key affair! The grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins, which will be maybe 20 people? They're the ones that matter most in her life and should be there to celebrate the special occasions.
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5. byfaithonly (6302) | 3 years ago | I don't know, our family has always made a big deal of birthdays, any age. I know when my daughter turned 1 we were living in Texas and very few of our family could be there. We invited close friends and what family we had there. Most of our friends were co-workers of my husband and had been an important part of our lives from "pregnancy". There were around 60 people and every one of them would have been hurt if we hadn't invited them because most of them were away from "blood" family and thought of us as family.
We video taped a lot of the party and are now, 21 years later thankful we did because often when we talk about this person or that the kids don't remember them and will get out that video tape. It's great fun and we are very glad we did it when we look at that video and see how happy everyone was even though we didn't have real family around.
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6. mrbranan (999) | 3 years ago | I complety agree with you. The child will not remember this party or most of the people there. I have three kids myself and have always had a small party for them. You know family and if they had play dates with anyone special I would invite them. I think that is plenty.
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