Birthday for a teen

Your GD may be turning 7 but some of her friends may still be 6.

Too young for something like that imo. Ours enjoyed an amateur production of the proper Wizard of Oz though.

Norah I'd rather they asked me for what they want than me buy something they dont like.otherwise its a waste of my time and money .So GS who will be 14 in April wants cash to buy extras for the camera he's getting from mum and stepdad ,we might pay for a cinema and McDonalds trip too for him and his friends ,but only if he wants it

Why would GS want a onesie?

Is your grandson having a new onesie by any chance?

To be honest I wasn't very impressed with Wicked and I would have thought a lot of 7 year olds would find it pretty boring.

A GS (teen) is having a birthday soon too, I put that in my 2nd post, I forgot it in my first. I prefer to cause no rivalry or bitter feelings, that's all.

And why 'Birthday for a teen'? (I ask again, but doubt whether I'll get a reasonable answer)

Norah half term has nothing to do with birthdays

Just a lot to do with purchasing problem threads

I was curious if I missed something. I think 7 is too young, I dislike demands, I'll just not.

Thanks.

Then why didn't you say no right off Norah?

Demands are unacceptable in any area .

Suggest something you think more suitable.

NanaandGrampy

"'Used'??? Norah"
"She asked to go? Or demanded to go?"

It sounded demanding, to my ears.

I know it's half term. What does that say about Birthdays?

Its half term!

'Used'??? Norah

She asked to go? Or demanded to go?

I'm confused ?

I wouldn't go with or without.
not my

Hey Ana and Riverwalk, got it in one.
It's a relief for me because I struggled through the estrangement thread wondering about this - thanks

Oh dear!

ginny

Maybe I expected too much. I know I don't want to be used by a 7 year old.

I know, just tell her no, I was wondering if I was overlooking something.

Thanks for the responses.

kitty you took the words out of my mouth

Was about to suggest new plimsolls would be more suitable!

Also Wicked is very long 2hrs 45mins so you'd probably have to go for a Saturday matinee at 2:30 if you did take them. They also have lots of tour dates for different cities so you may not have to travel to London.

Buy her some new shoes in stead!l

I agree with you, Riverwalk. Time waster.

You, as her grandmother are on this forum asking for advice as to whether you should take her, yet you expect your very young GD to think before she asked?

I think you're taking the p*ss.

Maybe I'm unreasonable to expect her to be polite. I don't think my GC should lack manners.