Friends daughters 1st birthday

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It was my friends daughters 1st birthday yesterday. She had given everyone set time to show up for dropping off presents and to see her dd. My family was assigned 12-12:30 I text her during the week to say we would be there but would be slightly later as my dd football finished at 12. She changed the time to 12:30-1 which I said was no problem. After football we drove to her house and my dd was still in her football strip. Today she has texted me saying Hi I wasn't going to say anything as I didn't want to make you feel bad but I was very upset that ....... showed up to ..... 1st birthday party in her football strip given the fact I changed your time to accommodate her football. It would of been nice if you could have made an effort and got her changed into proper party attire.
I still haven't replied as I don't no what to say.
WIBU by not changing dd8 out of her football strip?

there must be something about 1st birthdays that send some parents into parentzillas,

Well this made laugh! She's mental

It's funny that you all think that a story buried in the online edition of the Mirror has more views than a thread that spent days near the top of Active Conversations on Mumsnet.

And that Mumsnet could do anything at all about having it removed from the Mirror site.

Welcome to the internet.

@Discofish

Well this made laugh! She's mental

I think you should read the updates and if you have, shame on you

I'd reply that you were disappointed she hadn't made an effort. It was her daughter's only 1st birthday after all where was her ballgown?

Sounds like a scenario from Motherland...

motherland right here ,hope the script writer contacts you OP

@BlokeHereInPeace

Hello people reading from newspapers looking for stories.

You are all cunts.

Hope that helps.

And you clicked on this thread out of the goodness of your heart I suppose

Mumsnet is not some private little space.

You write something on here and you need to realise its here for the whole world to see - including journalists or anyone with access to google.

It might be a bit awkward if the friend does see it and mentions it to you but hardly the end of the world. You simply asked for other people's opinions about a perplexing situation. It would be different if you used her real name.

Vancerefridgeration's rely is perfect

Actually this is so weird I wonder if she has PND?

@GintyMcGinty

Mumsnet is not some private little space.

You write something on here and you need to realise its here for the whole world to see - including journalists or anyone with access to google.

Totally Agree with this!

MN is a public forum, Once it’s out there it’s accessible for all to see.

I'm a regular MNer. Can I get paid for rehashing popular threads for trashy red tops? It seems like easy cash to me

100% this ☝️👌🏼

What a lunatic!

Insane behaviour.