Slightly awkward situation.
Friend (DH's work colleague) has kid turning 1. We didn't find out when the kid was born, DH found out some weeks later via work people. At that point I had just had a very traumatic miscarriage & then got pregnant & felt horrendous, so I really wasn't paying attention; and DH was being a bit socially blind & didn't think about the fact we really should have given the kid a present to say "welcome". By the time things had settled down it was a bit ridiculous to give them a welcome baby present.
Friend has subsequently passed on lots of her DC's clothes to us, and gave our DC a present when he arrived. We wrote a very effusive thankyou card and have said thakyou in person many times. We've had lots of coffees and catch-ups in the last few months.
Today we hear that all our mutual friends have been invited to friend's DC's first birthday party, but we haven't.
Ergh. Giving the kid a present is going to look passive-aggressive, but we're really digging ourselves in deeper and deeper as horrible people, if we ignore the kid's birthday, now that we know when it is!
WWYD? Present, handed over at work? or pretend we didn't know about the party and ignore it all? 