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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Thank you.
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How many at 1st birthday?
How many were at your child's 1st birthday. Unfortunately we have too many people on our list so I will be cutting it down to pretty much just family. DH's family is much bigger than mine. So hopefully my friends understand, although some live in CT so I don't know if they would have driven to NH. Just curious how many you had and what food did you serve. Thanks!
Re: How many at 1st birthday?
We kept ours relatively small. I think I invited 10-15 little ones for the friends party and kept it to immediate family for our home- which still left us at like, 20-30ish.
We served sandwiches for the adults and cupcakes/juice/milk for the kids and then at our house had a bbq type setup- I made jambalaya, meatballs, MIL sent over an edible fruit arrangement, we had a cold cut platter with finger sandwich rolls, salad, etc. Oh, and cake.
30-40 ppl for each one. yesterday we had six babies (4-14 months) at Andy's party... these were the "shaved down" invite lists. I have a huge family!
We just had immediate family and 1 of our neighbors (the kids play with Gabby a lot) . . . it was about 20 adults and 5 kids.It was the same basic guest list for her 2nd birthday, too.
I served more lite-picnic type foods (sandwiches, potato and pasta salad, chips, veggies, etc...) because it was after Christmas and, by that time, people are just tired of eating heavy foods. Plus, it was easier for me
This birthday (3rd), I think we're going to expand to include some friends and their kids and have it at a kid-friendly place.