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xNevan
5 months ago

Of course, even if they only play and we want to eat, I wonder if the child wants to eat or eat at home.

That’s what belongs to hospitality and I’d rather eat only a bread than I’d let the child sit hungry.

Prinzessle
5 months ago

Yeah, sure, but I asked before I started cooking, if the friends would like to dinner. Because it’s a difference whether five people or ten people are eating.

When they were younger, their friends had to be home at lunchtime. That was only when they were young.

Mauritan
5 months ago

Depends on the time of day and the duration of learning.

He comes straight after school: yes

He’s coming from 14 – 4:00: no.

Learn from 14 to 20:00: yes

Lenaelena
5 months ago

How? If the person is there if you want to eat right away

Rockige
5 months ago

Yes, so far every visit of my younger was hosted. Either in the form of snacks or was planned for lunch/ dinner.

SkR1997
5 months ago

With us it was quite logical that friends who were there at our normal meal times also got something.

Then it was asked before: “We have dinner at 6:00. Are you staying and enjoying?”

I would handle it as well.

Kalimana
5 months ago

Sure. I would otherwise feel rude. It counts for every visit.

ManchmalFrech
5 months ago

Of course. Find it rude when you only call your own child to eat

NickiLittle
5 months ago

With us whatever it is. I have (yet) no children but I would have them, I would not handle it otherwise.

HabSowiesoRecht
5 months ago

Yes, of course!

Wintermadl
5 months ago

Sure. I ask if he/she wants to eat or bring bread up.

MarkusReichts
5 months ago

Of course, what else should happen? Should he wait while you eat

Grenea
5 months ago
Reply to  MarkusReichts

It’s all heard…

MarkusReichts
5 months ago
Reply to  Grenea

Yes, I too, but that is not reasonable

Grenea
5 months ago

No, of course not

Unholdi
5 months ago

Of course!