My daughters turning 6 i was planning a party but she just wants to invite 5girls out of her class. should i?

Absolutely! You can have an afternoon tea party with pink everything! Serve little sandwiches cut into hearts and stars with large cookie cutters and make pink lemonade.Each girl can wear a tiara. Make a cake with plain pink icing and let the girls decorate it with all sorts of candy, pink and white, of course. If the birthday is on a nice day, create a Maypole in your yard.


There will never be another chance to have a party for a child as sweet as she is right now, so enjoy it!
My daughters turning 6 i was planning a party but she just wants to invite 5girls out of her class. should i?
as long as you dont do it at the school





the invites that is
Reply:My vote is yes (shel'll have a blast with her closest friends), but can I give you a bit of advice? Don't send the invitations to school for her to hand out. Either call the parents or mail them. Many schools discourage passing out invitations at school unless the entire class is invited because of feelings getting hurt. In the past, when we let our daughter pck only a few friends from class for her party, we sat her down and encouraged her not to talk about her party at school (yes I know how hard that is for girls) so the other girls feeling wouldn't be hurt. Have fun -- your daughter will!
Reply:of course! dont let your daughter miss out on the experience of an amazing party,even thought she is only 6. at elementary school,recess is a mixture of many classes,of course she is going to find friends outside her class.
Reply:It's her birthday,whatever she wants.
Reply:of coarse it would ba nice for tohave friends there all the best georgina x x
Reply:ask her first. i mean, it's her party but kids don't really know what they want 'til they get it.
Reply:let her do what she wants its her day. as long as she isnt being spoiled and asking for some ridiculously expensive party or gifts.
Reply:yes u should because she will have alot more fun with her friends and she will totally thank you and you can do a theme for them and they will totally have a good time and your daughter will have the best b-day.
Reply:I don't understand the question. Are you asking should you have a party even though it's just 5 girls or if you should invite more people to make it a party even though your daughter only wants to invite 5 girls? If it's the first one, then I would say absolutely, 6 girls is enough for a party! Especially at that age. I'm sure they would have a lot of fun together. If you're wondering if it would be okay to invite more people than your daughter wants because YOU want to throw a party, then I would say no. It's your daughter's birthday, not yours. If she only wants 5 girls there, then that should be what you want.
Reply:5 girls!? thats alot more than i get, and ur saying just? AND IM 14! yes totally! do it! i would have loved a glamorous b day party like that when i was six!
Reply:totally she is 6 and she should have a partly to remember It is only 5 kids
Reply:Yes. Your daughter has a few close friends and throwing a huge party for a 6 year old (who doesnt want one) is kind of silly.
Reply:The old rule is to have one kid for every year of the child's age. That makes six with your daughter. Perfect. Just make sure you have something for them to do like a dress up contest or a little scavenger hunt.
Reply:but, that IS a party!! It's easiest if the number of child guests at a child's party is equal to their age:) ... This is HER party, remember! You got to do what YOU wanted for her first birthday, and will probably pretty much do what you want for her wedding:) ... let her choose what she wants in-between:)
Reply:Whatever she wants to do. Just make sure she has a blast.
Reply:yes
Reply:Sure :) They must be girls she's friends with, if she wanted to exclude one or two people (like some I knew in school) that would be wrong.
Reply:Of Courseeee....she is turning 6 and is getting to want to invite friends over so I think you should def. let her!!! She will love you even more if thats possible and you will not regret it in the long run.
Reply:Yes, my nephew had so many people in the class that it would have been impossible to pay for everyone, so he picked a few of his closest friends and they had a terrific party.