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To not want to go to sisters meal tonight?

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Peachyfizz · 23/02/2018 07:57

Today is my sister's birthday and she's selected a place to go tonight to eat with the family. Instead of asking she's assumed and picked a time of half 6 to meet at hers then walk down to the place.
My D'S hasn't been very well these past few days. He has been running a high fever/irritable/clingy/snotty. We both haven't slept much. AIBU to not want to go tonight if my DS is still under the weather?
7pm is usually his bed time and the poor guy I think will be knackered! Especially eating at that late time too

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expatinscotland · 23/02/2018 17:35

Good for you! She'll just have to get over it. Ridiculous to suggest taking an ill toddler out.

YouTheCat · 23/02/2018 17:46

What expat said and also she's changed the restaurant to one where there's hardly anything your child can eat. For that alone, I'd have said no.

Iluvthe80s · 23/02/2018 17:51

Don't go

Butterymuffin · 23/02/2018 17:51

she knew he was poorly and I didn't know she was arranging anything until last night at 9pm

This here was the problem. You're definitely right to say no to this. Poorly kid comes first.

jkl0311 · 23/02/2018 19:13

I think you made the right decision.... my dc would of crashed and burned food at 5 bed at 6.45 any time after that we just scream and wail!!

PilatesSuck · 24/02/2018 11:42

How are you today OP? Did your family try to guilt you or did they react normally?

Peachyfizz · 24/02/2018 15:00

No surprisingly they took it all fine and I've arranged to see my sis another time

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PilatesSuck · 24/02/2018 19:18

Thats great Smile. You will have to say no more often, when you dont want to go.

stardust18 · 24/02/2018 19:21

You did the right thing, baby always comes first. Sounded like it would have been horrible for everyone with a poorly baby

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