'Left her on read': Entitled mom RSVP's 'Yes' to a kids party then demands 3-days prior that her fellow parent change the date because her kid suddenly has better plans

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Jesse Kessenheimer • Writer and Editor
Apr 5, 2025 9:00 PM EDT

NEWSFLASH: The whole world revolves around her. 

Kids' birthdays require a lot of planning. Working around spring break schedules, soccer tournaments, and your kiddo's best friend's sibling's ballet recital, parental party planning can be a full-time gig. Since most parents realize that, there's mutual respect—a head nod, if you will—that occurs when the RSVP's start coming in. Recognizing your hard work, respectful parents will honor their promises to both your kin and theirs. 

However, this entitled mom thought the entire world revolved around her 10-year-old boy's itinerary, and after already promising her son's attendance to his buddy's birthday party, she suddenly changed her mind. Instead of gracefully apologizing and sending a gift in his stead, this entitled mom demanded the birthday party date be changed—so that the STAR of the show could be there. 

Forget about the birthday boy, roll out the red carpet for this lady's son and nobody else!

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  • "Entitled mom wants me to change birthday party so her kid can attend."

    My kid's birthday party is this weekend. This mom had already RSVP'd yes that her kid would attend. I got a text 3 nights ago asking if I could change the date
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  • of the party because he now has soccer game he HAS to play in (he's 10 years old-definitely not D1 or pro). Sure, I'm going to call all the
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  • other parents and the party venue to adjust to your schedule despite your previous commitment. I managed to respond with a
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  • polite decline and yet she still came back with another date that would work for them. Left her on read.
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  • Pirate John75 "Sure, I'll go back in time and get the doctor to change the date he was born."
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  • Budgiejen So you change the date to one that works for her. Then Susie's mom calls and says she has a ballet recital that day, so you change the date
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  • for Susie. Then Evan's mom says he has a play that day so you change the date for Evan. The next thing you know it's 2026
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  • Eureka05 Had a lady once ask to reschedule a huge kids Christmas event for her kid because he would miss half because he had hockey.
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  • Nevermind it takes a month to plan this thing and there's tons of volunteers to put this free event on. With hot chocolate, smores and pizza. As well as a Santa and cookies. But sure, let's reschedule. /s
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  • Elmerfudswife Perfect time to teach the kid about opportunity cost
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  • kiwimuz Wow-how extremely entitled of her. You set the date, if her child cannot attend on that date then no he will not be attending. It's not rocket science.
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  • Far_Satisfaction_365 I would've just said, "sorry to hear that. We will miss seeing Johnny at the party but X will understand."
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  • You are never required to change your date of your party for just one kid who won't be able to attend, unless it's the birthday kid and it's an emergency.
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  • QueenMEB120 "Sorry, that doesn't work for me. You should change the date of the soccer game instead."
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  • SnooWords4839 Don't even have an extra goodie bag for that kid to get later. If the kid can't make and his mom thinks she is in charge of your party, her kid misses out.
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  • anoobsearcher Ah yes change the date your child was born. This reminds me of a Reddit post showing a comment complaining that a solar eclipse party's date should be changed due to the commenter being busy that day. Good luck convincing the moon to move a bit slower for you.
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  • ohsodave keep asking them to change those not on workdays eclipse times, so they're
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  • Maleficentendscurse "You're not some kind of entitled witch that can magically change the date of my son's BIRTHDAY DATE, so the short answer is NO) (!"
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  • Duckr74 You could suggest a playdate for the boys in the date she is requesting. No harm in that!
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