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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 256758" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>I am so sorry!! We have had to avoid many birthday parties or leave early with thank you. It is only this year that I was comfortable not staying for the entire party - and thank you is 9! </p><p></p><p>We are blessed - I am not sure our state even HAS a Chuck E's, I KNOW our town doesn't! We had a few parties for Wiz there, mostly because he could scream or whatever and nobody even heard him. Also because we could split the cost with a cousin of mine who has a child 1 year older than Wiz, so the boys had fun when they were little sharing a party. And all the relatives could just go to one small child party (nice for them as about 15 or more little old people would rather not go to 2 parties for 4=6 year olds in a week!). </p><p></p><p>Even with Wiz we often left early when it was his birthday party. And that was NEVER our pick for the party - it was the other childs!</p><p></p><p>Would earplugs or some shooter's earmuffs help N when things like htis come up? They work very well at blocking the noise. She might really like the shooter's ear things that go over the whole ear. I was very noise sensitive as a child and used to go and get my dad's ear protectors when things got loud for most any reason.</p><p></p><p>In the future would it be possible for N to invite the birthday kid to do something with her, rather than attend a party someplace like that? This way she would still get the social experience, but in a smaller and more easily tolerated way?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 256758, member: 1233"] I am so sorry!! We have had to avoid many birthday parties or leave early with thank you. It is only this year that I was comfortable not staying for the entire party - and thank you is 9! We are blessed - I am not sure our state even HAS a Chuck E's, I KNOW our town doesn't! We had a few parties for Wiz there, mostly because he could scream or whatever and nobody even heard him. Also because we could split the cost with a cousin of mine who has a child 1 year older than Wiz, so the boys had fun when they were little sharing a party. And all the relatives could just go to one small child party (nice for them as about 15 or more little old people would rather not go to 2 parties for 4=6 year olds in a week!). Even with Wiz we often left early when it was his birthday party. And that was NEVER our pick for the party - it was the other childs! Would earplugs or some shooter's earmuffs help N when things like htis come up? They work very well at blocking the noise. She might really like the shooter's ear things that go over the whole ear. I was very noise sensitive as a child and used to go and get my dad's ear protectors when things got loud for most any reason. In the future would it be possible for N to invite the birthday kid to do something with her, rather than attend a party someplace like that? This way she would still get the social experience, but in a smaller and more easily tolerated way? [/QUOTE]
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