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    Birthday in Dec, how to celebrate?

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    • MMMM Offline
      MMM
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      smurf:
      my boy's birthday is in mid of dec, and that falls on sch holiday. He hasn't had any birthday party before, usually, we would just buy a small cake and sing birthday song for him. and like other kids, I think he secretly wish for a birthday party whereby he can celebrate with his sch frens. but how do we do that as last day of sch falls on mid nov?


      any suggestion? :? and is it weird if we do it on last day of sch? :?
      My girl's birthday is 1st week of Dec. When she was in K2, we celebrated her birthday in advance during the last week of school. Otherwise she will no longer get a chance to do so with her classmates anymore.

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      • jedamumJ Offline
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        my P1 never had a birthday celebration before; not even a full month one.

        even when we had a group one for his bro's 2nd birthday, he is contented with just having cake and snacks with immediate family members for his birthday.
        no choice...his mummy is too lazy to organise such stuff.... :oops:

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          smurf
          last edited by

          thanks mummies and............daddies for your contribution.:)


          I'm more incline to do it on last day of sch...but then again, think most classmates would have gone on holiday...and not sure if it is weird to invite parents of the classmates (if send out invitation cards for outside activity), cos after all, we dunno them well... :lol:

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          • tankeeT Offline
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            wouldn't your child find it very strange to celebrate birthday so early in advance? :?


            why not celebrate on the actual day but just hand out the invitation cards during the last week of school?

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              smurf
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              hmm...i think the chld wouldn't find it strange, but parents would fnd it strange though...but if hand out the invitation card 1 mth in advance, how many would actually remember to attend?? :?


              celebrate in sch is cheaper rght? compared to outside, have to book venue, etc. :shock:

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                smurf
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                do you invite the sch teachers (at least from your child's class) and parents to outside party? is considering Mcdonalds cos it's quite economical as my budget is $15/child only. šŸ˜›

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