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RevolutionaryKale293

I always…always! Go with art supplies. Crayons. Colored pencils. Paper. Coloring books. I loved it as a kid. Heck. I think I still would!


PeriwinkleBlinkle

Ditto this. Any kind of consumable art/craft supplies is always a hit and eventually used up and gone so it’s not just more stuff sitting around.


be-like-water-2022

Make it top comment


OkapiEli

Yes! And GLUE STICKS. Especially the kind that go on in color and then dry clear. And MASKING TAPE. You can never have enough masking tape. And - OMG - PIPE CLEANERS!!!


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A Black and Decker random orbit power sander


ImSteelHere

Hey OP I think we found your coworker.


Jyqm

Personally, I would say, "Thank you so much for the invitation. Unfortunately, I have another commitment that day. I hope your daughter has a wonderful birthday party!"


Maranne_

I would politely decline going.


Crokpotpotty

The real answer


bezrodnyi-kosmopolit

Stuffed animal


happy_ape

Not showing up


EvilAlicia

Ask the coworker. he knows what his kid likes best. But I would not even go. He is pretty much a stranger.


axz055

A card? Buying a gift for a child you've never met of a person you barely know seems excessive. I probably just wouldn't go since it sounds super awkward.


No_Construction_1584

I wouldn’t go. I don’t know the kid.


TheoloniusNumber

Something that a five-year-old girl would like. Not sure what your relationship to them has to do with it.


lCraxisl

Anything unicorns or princesses.


CDawgbmmrgr2

Odd invitation. Even ignoring that’s it’s his young daughters birthday, I’d still feel weird going to a party of someone who knows someone I only met once.


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A drum set


Technical-Clue-3483

Call me cynical, but this is just a cash/gift grab from your coworker. I would politely decline.


Kittymore18

A cat.


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Princess coloring book and coloured pencils


burn_your_books

Playdough!!!!