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what are your superbowl plans??

where are you watching the game?

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Re: what are your superbowl plans??

  • We're just watching it at home.
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  • Ugh. We were invited to two Super Bowl parties, but will probably watch it at home. Everyone who we would watch it with, is watching it at home because they all have kids who need to get to bed, and so do we.

    We watched the Patriots playoff game at our friends' house and brought the girls, and then Sydney was sick all last week after it. It probably was a coincidence that she got sick, but I don't want to risk keeping her out late on a "school night" again, y'know? 

    ETA- I LOVE the Ravens and would love to do something fabulous to watch the game because I am so excited about it, but the priority has to be my kiddos. Here's hoping the Ravens go back years down the road, when the girls are grown enough to stay up late :) 

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  • We're watching at home, too. I'd love to do something with all our friends but with the timing of it we need to be home to put B to bed and having people over wouldn't work because we can't exactly "shush" people during the Ravens Superbowl game!! I'm just going to make yummy food and have fun, just us.
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  • having a party...then if we win...heading straight to Fells Point to party in the streets...we did this when they won the last time and it was AWESOME
  • Having a party at our place. Anyone who is FB friends with me and wants to come is welcome!!
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  • We are staying home that night. Like Meg we have kids and those kids really should be in bed at 8 at the latest. Although I did take off the following date to have "me" day. I do plan to fix some yummy food.
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  • Going to a family friend's house that is not too far away and will have tons of good food and drinks! We were out in Federal Hill for the Pats game and that was so much fun, but I'm fine taking it down a notch for the SB and actually having a place to sit and hear the game.
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  • We're bad parents ;) We're taking the kids and going to our best friends' house to watch the game with them and their kids. We'll have two 5 year olds, one 3 year old, a 7 month old, and a 5 month old. 
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    We're bad parents ;) We're taking the kids and going to our best friends' house to watch the game with them and their kids. We'll have two 5 year olds, one 3 year old, a 7 month old, and a 5 month old. 

    Your not bad parents. Personally I wanted to have a party, but last time we invited people over they all said NO, because it was too late. 

     

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    imageLoveLossHopeRepeat:
    We're bad parents ;) We're taking the kids and going to our best friends' house to watch the game with them and their kids. We'll have two 5 year olds, one 3 year old, a 7 month old, and a 5 month old. 

    Your not bad parents. Personally I wanted to have a party, but last time we invited people over they all said NO, because it was too late. 

    Oh I know, I was kidding! I didn't take any of the comments in this thread to mean that taking kids to a SB Party would be a no-no. And hell, even if I did, WTF do I care? They're my kids. But I was being tongue-in-cheek.

    Mia's old enough that she can handle the occasional late night and will recover fine. Liam's little enough that he'll sleep on me, on the floor, whatever. We'll deal with it and it will be fine. If I had a toddler I might be less inclined - that was the age that I was loathe to eff with their sleep schedules!  

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  • We're debating going to party at a friend's house.  Frankly I'm leery of staying up late myself. ...
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  • imageLoveLossHopeRepeat:
    imagejcsntms06:

    imageLoveLossHopeRepeat:
    We're bad parents ;) We're taking the kids and going to our best friends' house to watch the game with them and their kids. We'll have two 5 year olds, one 3 year old, a 7 month old, and a 5 month old. 

    Your not bad parents. Personally I wanted to have a party, but last time we invited people over they all said NO, because it was too late. 

    Oh I know, I was kidding! I didn't take any of the comments in this thread to mean that taking kids to a SB Party would be a no-no. And hell, even if I did, WTF do I care? They're my kids. But I was being tongue-in-cheek.

    Mia's old enough that she can handle the occasional late night and will recover fine. Liam's little enough that he'll sleep on me, on the floor, whatever. We'll deal with it and it will be fine. If I had a toddler I might be less inclined - that was the age that I was loathe to eff with their sleep schedules!  

     OMG you are my hero.

    I'm not a parent and I am VERY careful most not to judge other's parenting because really...what do I know? But, my circle of friends are so rigid with bedtime and I can't help but wonder why (or if) kids can't endure an occassional late night. I'm not sayinig Superbowl has to be the reason...but I received crap about starting my New Years party at 8 pm every year because that is so-and-so's bedtime. And I just don't get it...you can't have a New Years Party from 6-8...you have to include the midnight hour. I make that argument and they just shake their heads and say "you'll understand when you have kids" and I really don't think I'll get it even then. Not that I think every kid can stay up until midnight w/o issues...but  as far as party planning, you're in our you're out, there's not much I can do to work a New Years party around bedtimes other then offer a private room for sleeping babe (which I do)

  • Not to start a debate on bed time...I just think you are cool!
  • I think we are watching hockey. None of our teams our playing. Plus (and I'll be the one to say it), our DD has a pretty set bedtime, because when we keep her up late, she turns into a crazy-let's-see-what-I-can-do-that-I-am-not-supposed-to-child, and then she has a big f'ing meltdown. Frankly, I don't want to deal with that and I doubt my friends do either. That's why we are pretty rigid with DD's bedtime.  Wink
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  • The husband and I will be in Fells Point with his sister & our brother-in-law! 
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    The husband and I will be in Fells Point with his sister & our brother-in-law! 

    Oh geeze, I'm just kidding I think it's Federal Hill we'll be in.. ugh still too new and getting things confused haha. Well, I'll be in Baltimore either way :)

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     OMG you are my hero.

    I'm not a parent and I am VERY careful most not to judge other's parenting because really...what do I know? But, my circle of friends are so rigid with bedtime and I can't help but wonder why (or if) kids can't endure an occassional late night. I'm not sayinig Superbowl has to be the reason...but I received crap about starting my New Years party at 8 pm every year because that is so-and-so's bedtime. And I just don't get it...you can't have a New Years Party from 6-8...you have to include the midnight hour. I make that argument and they just shake their heads and say "you'll understand when you have kids" and I really don't think I'll get it even then. Not that I think every kid can stay up until midnight w/o issues...but  as far as party planning, you're in our you're out, there's not much I can do to work a New Years party around bedtimes other then offer a private room for sleeping babe (which I do)

    It just depends on the kid, honestly. Some kids can't handle having their bedtime routine or time futzed with, and the backlash that can happen is something that the parents have to deal with, no one else. Often cases, that backlash just isn't worth it to the parents so that they can attend a social event. My kids are at ages where a Sunday night out isn't going to cause a huge backlash in their behavior or sleep, so it wasn't something I had to be concerned about. 

    And I think your friends are ridiculous for complaining about your NYE party time. That's an event that is, by its very definition, a late night event. And that's why we have people over to our house on NYE. 

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  • We took Tristan to New Orleans and to the Superbowl!
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