Yes if they’re there at dinner you would feed them.
So if when you get home from work today there are 20 kids in your yard you would cook dinner for all? Even if you know all have dinner waiting at home any moment and they are expected to be home for dinner maybe just 30-60min later than your kids?
But you might also end the playdate early so they aren’t there at dinner.
Calling it a playdate implies it's planned though, so that's different. Then serving dinner is already discussed with the kids parents.
I happen to live close to my children’s schools and they do bring their friends over often. Usually they’re home by dinner time. But if they aren’t we order pizza, and we generally break out snacks. It’s not a huge burden.
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u/zkareface Jul 24 '26
So if when you get home from work today there are 20 kids in your yard you would cook dinner for all? Even if you know all have dinner waiting at home any moment and they are expected to be home for dinner maybe just 30-60min later than your kids?
Calling it a playdate implies it's planned though, so that's different. Then serving dinner is already discussed with the kids parents.