My daughter's 5th birthday is in March and as I fill out the invites I would like to add the note - 'No gifts please.' Is this a good idea? My child has so much and we can get her the birthday bobbles she wants. How does this make other parents feel? Hows does this make the child feel? I have been intived to a few of these lately with the economy and all and I feel strange showing up without a gift. Any thoughts would be helpful.
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