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25th April 2018
01:39pm BST

"The letter basically says the bag was too generous as a party bag and her daughter was returning it as she (the mum) couldn't let her accept it. "DD is really embarrassed as her friend told her that her mum says I try too hard. "I'm mortified but also livid- I don't do the school run so only know this mum to say hello to when dropping kids off at hobbies/parties/play dates etc. "I definitely don't want to impress her or anyone else!"Parents were pretty outraged on the mum's behalf about what happened. One mum said:
"That is so unbelievably rude of her. Omg. My jaw literally dropped."Someone else added:
"You were very generous but the mum was weird to return it. Her DD must have been mortified!"Another person wrote:
"The party bags sound lovely and thoughtful. How rude of the other mum."Other parents were quick to say they agreed with the mum of her daughter's friend - and the bag was far too generous for the party. A different parent said:
"I would feel absolutely mortified to receive a party bag that generous, presents were usually £5-£7, so to receive a party bag in return of twice that value would make me feel extremely uncomfortable."Someone else wrote:
"They were probably a bit over generous but lovely, the mum obviously has a chip on her shoulder."
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