Basically my BIL had an affair behind his long term partners back (has a son (10) & a daughter (14) with her) which resulted in twins being born who are now 5.
The kids have never met and are not aware of the existence of each other because of several reasons.
We have DC who are closer in age with the twins and have play dates often.
Our oldest DC talks and understands and is very cleaver.
DC see both lots of cousins, obviously separately and are aware that they are cousins and family etc.
Were having a Christmas party for all the kids in the family next month in our home, just abit of festive fun for the kids.
Now as the kids are not allowed to meet each other BIL wants us to host the party twice to neither of the kids miss out.
I think this is absurd.
Whilst we want all the kids to be treated fairly and equally I find this request unfair and OH is supporting BIL.
Why should we have two parties?
Moving forward I think this will be a similar trend when DC have birthday parties etc or other future family events we host.
And when DC are older they will be forced to keep this secret which I don't think is fair or right at all to swear young kids to secrecy.
I just wanted to see if I was BU about refusing to host this second party and if anyone else has been in a similar situation.