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girlsnightout · 01/07/2009 20:19

DS has been invited to a joint birthday party, he is very friendly with one of the boys as they are classmates but the other he hardly knows as he is in a different class. What's the 'done' thing in situations like this? Do I just buy for the lad he's friendly with or should I buy for both?

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blametheparents · 01/07/2009 20:26

I always buy for both in this situation, but that is because i am too much of a wimp to make a stand!
I would spend my normal amount in the friend (About £10), and about £5 on the one he is less friendly with.
Disney Store have got some good bargains at the moment

girlsnightout · 01/07/2009 20:32

Good suggestion! I don't want to appear to be a tightwad and like you I'm too much of a wimp to make a stand!

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Poshpaws · 02/07/2009 11:33

Have you asked the mums?

DS1 is having a joint party with one of his best friends who is in a different class. Both his mum and I have decided that people only need buy a present for those boys who actually invited them. So for example, DS1 has 5 invited and so does the other boy, so only those 5 that DS1 invited will buy DS1 a present. I will buy the other boy a present as they are good friends. Not that DS1 would be upset if he got presents from the other

HTH

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