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Grumpasaurus · 08/08/2019 20:23

For context I am Canadian and these things happen differently here than at home!

DS is turning 3, we're having a party for him from 1-3 at a sort of community centre that has toys and a play ground. Doing a jungle theme (not really). I bought little jungle themed picnic boxes for the kids (about 20 ish, it will be hell!), in each of which I will put a juice box, a pack of flavoured rice crackers, a few chocolate coins, a pack of freddos, and four sandwich halves (one ham & cucumber, one tuna, one cheese & tomato, and one jam). I will also put a box of crayons and a little colouring book, and give them cake and and animal mask and a huge animal helium balloon instead of party favours (hate the tat).

I thought that would be a fun way for kids to have lunch and also easier than bringing a whole bunch of plates / cutlery / etc.

All that to say- do I need to provide anything for adults? Can't really afford to feed potentially 40 adults!!! Xxx

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HeadintheiClouds · 09/08/2019 20:31

Why would you think you were getting fed at a children’s party, Herat?! Take it as read in future that you won’t be.
Op, that sounds perfect. Adults really don’t need or expect anything.

Grumpasaurus · 10/08/2019 07:19

Ohhh love the animal bar and biscuit ideas!

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Apolloanddaphne · 10/08/2019 07:26

Helium balloons are a very bad idea. Helium as a resource is getting very scare and is needed for some medical equipment. Just stick with a book. No one needs a balloon.

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