I've changed my name for this (I hope) as I would hate the other mother to identify me.
DS brought home an invitation from school on Monday to a child's party, the party is actually tobogganing in real snow in a new complex that has opened up.
The invite states that children will have to hire snow suits at the price of £5 per child. The complex is also a good 15 or so miles away and very few if any of the parents from the class drive, so it makes it quite difficult to get too.
This morning at the school gates the party mum, was going round the other partents asking if anyone would like to take part in the tobogganing and help out as she was worried about having a big group of 5/6 yr olds in case any of them were frightened/ not keen to take part.
However, she then said that it would only cos the helpers £15
She barely knew any of these people and was charging then to help out at her child's party.
Does anyone else thing this is quite rude??
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willthechangework · 22/06/2006 14:46
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