Why do parents send out invitations for a kids sleepover when we've never even met?

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kincaid1

My daughter is 9 and received a birthday party invitation for a sleep over. I have never met the parents before. I just wonder how many parents allow their kids to do this. I have to know the parents for quite a while before it is OK for her to stay the night.

Answer
My 6 y old got a sleepover party invite. He went for the evening but I picked him up at 930. I told them that no offense, since I didnt know them I didnt want to have him sleep over, and they totally understood, or at least pretended to lol
I would have to know more of the family than be able to pick the parents out of aline-up to send my kid for a sleepover. I dont need to be friends with them but I do need to know them in some level.
Just let her go for a while and pick her up later, its not like theyll be going to sleep early anyways

Is it appropriate for a family member to host minor child's birthday without discussing with parent?

Mom of 4

My husband and I received an invitation to our daughter's (his biological, my step daughter) 9th birthday party from my husband's sister. She never even called us and asked if we were doing something or if we minded her hosting a party. His sister made arrangements to spend the day with our daughter during her bio mom's weekend as to secure the time with our daughter without us knowing. Is it appropriate and how would you reply?

Answer
No, that is inappropriate. She should have discussed this with you and your husband.

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