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how much would it bother you if there was no alcohol at a kids party?

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stitch · 15/07/2008 21:22

i mean a family party, where every one is invited. all th e adults, so that actually the adults outnumber the kids .

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notjustmom · 15/07/2008 21:25

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OverMyDeadBody · 15/07/2008 21:27

Well if it's a family party and the adults outnumber the kids then it isn't really a kids party is it? So it wouldn't bother me if alcohol was there.

Plenty of the garden parties I go to in the summer that other parents I know host involve plenty of Pimms! It makes all the hyper kids running around much more bearable!

babytime · 15/07/2008 21:27

Kids party then I would not expect alcohol, are you going to tell people not to bring any?

If its family then some of the, may bring a bottle of wine.

babytime · 15/07/2008 21:27

Kids party then I would not expect alcohol, are you going to tell people not to bring any?

If its family then some of the, may bring a bottle of wine.

IdrisTheDragon · 15/07/2008 21:29

I wouldn't expect alcohol but would be fine with there being some.

madcol · 15/07/2008 21:29

Daytime party- I would never expect alcohol and would be a little surprised if there were some esp. if young children and/or people driving

LoveMyGirls · 15/07/2008 21:34

Depends what sort of party, if it's at someones house I wouldn't be suprised if there was alcohol if at a soft play type place obviously no alcohol.
I had dd1's 5th birthday at a social club (she was mad on disco's) and there was a bar I didn't notice if anyone ordered anything alcoholic but wouldn't have minded if they had, wouldn't have been very impressed if anyone had got drunk though but one or two is ok imo (if not driving).

stitch · 15/07/2008 21:42

thank you all. you have made me feel much better.
we dont drink alcohol at home, and usually only do family parties at home, so never any alcohol, (asian) but doing a kids party with all my friends from school, who have known me to have a drink. so they may see it as hypocritical for not having any at home.
there will be lots andlots of food. party games, and prizes. so hopefully no one will go away thinking it was a waste of an afternoon

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kiwibella · 15/07/2008 21:43

does your family normally serve alcohol at these gatherings? If you don't want it, don't provide it .

cheesesarnie · 15/07/2008 21:49

id find it odd if there was some tbh.

stitch · 15/07/2008 22:00

no, we never ever serve alcohol. but someone said that someone or the others dp would mind
i just wanted the mn consensus. as i really really dont think it is the right thing for me to do

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cheesesarnie · 15/07/2008 22:04

if they make a fuss just point out its a childrens party!

Tommy · 15/07/2008 22:08

depends on the family!

my family always have wine on hand whatever the party is although I wouldn't necessarily expect it at anyone else's

StealthPolarBear · 15/07/2008 22:15

I would never go to anyone else's house and make a fuss if there's no alcohol.
Extremely rude/ bordering on alcoholism

stitch · 15/07/2008 22:17

i wouldnt make a fuss either. but i just wanted to knnow, as the host, i want everyone to have agood time, but this is not something i am willing to bend to. iyswim.

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nkf · 15/07/2008 22:18

What sort of party? How grown up will it be? If it's sitting on the floor with jelly in your hair, then alcohol would be weird. But if it's a garden party with kids romping aound and adults chatting, I would probably serve some wine.

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