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How do I tactfully exclude a family from coming to group events at my house?

Under Family Category: Family Parenting

My family as well as i have a organisation over to a residence as well as there is a single family who has proposed entrance as well as there kids have been monsters! they come over as well as rabble a house. They lift all a games out of a cabinet’s as well as slice them detached as well as their 7 year aged peed upon a building as well as my father had to purify it up after her! They additionally crumbled cookies upon a carpet! a kids have been aged sufficient which they should know improved than that! how do you keep them from infiltrating a house?


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It’s tough because there’s a good chance that family will find out about their exclusion!Perhaps say you have an age restriction on the event that ”coincidentally” rules out the 7yr old! If that’s not an option have the event but lock away all valuables and keep the kids outside or in a special play room!preferably with a wooden or tiled floor!Good luck!

MsLC wrote on January 21, 2010 - 4:01 am | Visit Link

Just don’t invite them and if they ask you be honest and tell them that when their kids behave themselves properly they will be invited again . I have a sister with children like this and I never invite them to my home.

jacqui w wrote on January 21, 2010 - 4:01 am | Visit Link

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