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I got a baby shower invite and I know the girl pretty well (I babysit her kids every Sunday for community group and had her youngest in Sunday school). My problem is I am feeling out of place as I am the only one without kids so while they talk about kids and pregnancy I feel so out of place. The other thing is while I am happy for her I am just not at a point to go to a baby shower. Would it be bad to decline? I don't think she would think anything about me declining, but I feel guilty and I know I shouldn't.
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Re: Baby shower invite-wwyd
It's definitely okay to decline!!!
DH and I went to a baby shower while I was m/c this second time. It sucked. I probably would've skipped it, but the invite was for "birthday party/baby shower." I thought it was primarily a birthday party...after getting there, I realized they basically just used the fact that it was her birthday to throw her a baby shower for baby #2.
Don't feel bad for skipping it!!
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