I wouldn’t feed 2 kids at my child’s birthday party — but I think their parents are at fault

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<|Heading 1|>The Mother’s Party Dilemma
The hostess of a birthday party faces a difficult situation: She must decide how to handle two unexpected, late arrivals who failed to RSVP in time.

<|Heading 2|>Clearly Communicated Rule
The party mom had made it clear on the party invites that she would provide food options for the children only if the parents had responded by a particular date.

<|Heading 3|>No Extra Lunchboxes Available
Due to food allergies in the family, the mom was providing individual lunch boxes for each child and did not prepare any extra food for the latecomers.

<|Heading 4|>Punishing the Children
The hungry children were upset about not receiving lunch boxes, and their parents were unhappy that their children were inconvenienced for their own oversight.

<|Heading 5|>Parents’ Perspectives
Some comments on Mumsnet, a parenting forum site, validated the mother’s actions, agreeing that it was reasonable to stick to the rules she had communicated. Others felt that the children should not suffer for their parents’ lack of communication.

<|Heading 6|>Culture of Over-catering
While some commenters believed that the mother should have expected this situation and prepared extra food, others suggested making a few extra lunchboxes to account for last-minute arrivals, as it is customary in some cultures to over-cater at parties.

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