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Turning 4 or turning 5? If turning 4, canceling is reasonable. The kid won't really know what a birthday is and won't realize anything is missing or changed. Th
by woofie11 7y ago
Turning 4 or turning 5? If turning 4, canceling is reasonable. The kid won't really know what a birthday is and won't realize anything is missing or changed. The parties are almost more for the adults.
If turning 5, I'd probably keep it. On the other hand, you can scale back how you do it. The kid won't really know the difference. Besides, at that age, bigger isn't better. More friends is just overwhelming.
- admiral33 7y agoSpeak for yourself my fourth birthday was the best.
- nsxwolf 7y agoPostponing is better than cancelling.
- agumonkey 7y agoa 12 month postpone is in order
- handedness 7y agoBetter to postpone until summer. There's no indication that next winter won't be a much worse repeat of what we're seeing now.
- larrik 7y ago> The kid won't really know what a birthday is I've never met a 4 year old who wouldn't know what a birthday is.