Playdates and kids' parties
Invite kids round, handle pick-ups and get party etiquette right.
Would Maya like to come round for tea after school one day? Ben would love it.
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Arranging a playdate3
Pick-up time4
Party invites5
- It's a whole-class party at soft playAn indoor play centre.
- Could you let me know by Friday if he can come?An RSVP request.
- We're all putting a fiver in for a joint presentParents chip in for one bigger gift, or put cash in a card.
- Don't feel you have to bring a presentA polite line.
- Is it OK if his little sister comes too?Always ask about siblings.
At the party3
Check yourself15 questions
Question 1 of 15
'Tea' here means:
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