Should you make a 'wish list' for your child's first birthday party?

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I definitely don't expect people to buy my son gifts, but I know that some people will want to.  Do I help them out by making a wish list or does that just seem greedy?

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I would make a list just to have handy. People will definitely ask what to get and it makes it easier to have a list.

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I made an Amazon wish list for my daughter's 1st birthday. I only send it to the people who ask what they should get her when they RSVP.

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No I wouldn’t to me the whole point of gifts is for someone to get you what they think you’ll like. If someone asks you then sure give them some ideas but no I wouldn’t just make a wishlist and send it to the attendees.

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I wouldn't. Most people enjoy picking out their own gifts they buy for the birthday. Plus then it's more personal.

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Keep one handy because people will ask you but don’t like...advertise you have a list lol I do this for all birthdays and holidays because I’ll be asked and can’t think of anything then remember right after I told them something else less important lol Pajamas and play doh are always the ones I say haha

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We don’t do gifts. My kid doesn’t need them

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I just tell my mum what baby needs or we want for him, that way my whole family knows within a week.

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I've always made a list of what my son has asked for (or things he's into at the time) but made it clear that gifts were not required to cone to his parties.

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I just told people that they didn’t have to do a gift but if they wanted to they could and I listed some items for his room, toys, clothes, things he needed, etc.

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I just gave them ideas if they asked me.

Should you make a 'wish list' for your child's first birthday party?

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