Playdates are serious business, now that children are passing out formal business cards to lock in their future hangouts with new pals.
“A lot of times when our kids want to play with other kids in class we don’t have their information,” she added. “I’m definitely going to text the mom.”I signed up for a three-year, $90K cruise but never left dry land and my friends are still stranded: 'Like the Fyre Festival'It’s part of a growing trend amongst parents who are advocating for more in-person playdates and creative approaches for exchanging contact information IRL.
“I have also had parents add the days that their child is available to make planning playdates even easier,” she said, adding that some cards even include the child’s allergies.“I think of this not as a business card but as a sensible solution for what can be complicated logistics of coordinating your child’s activities,” ManesWhile there could be concerns about the information you unveil on the card, parents should be sure to link everything back to their personal contact info.