Entitled Mom DEMANDS Special Meal for Picky Son at Dinner Party!

Picture this: You’re hosting a dinner party for your friends, and you’ve planned a delicious menu featuring not one, but two types of frittatas . But then, one of your guests asks if you can make a plain frittata for her picky eater 4-year-old. You’re short on time, ingredients, and patience, so you say no. The guest gets offended and doesn’t show up. Now you’re left wondering, are you the bad guy here? Let’s dive into this dinner party drama and find out!

Dinner Party Dilemma ️

Frittata Flavors

Picky Eater Alert

Dinner Plans vs. Kid’s Taste

Offended Guest

Picky Eater Surprise

Childcare and Work Struggles

No-Show Guests

Am I the A**hole?

Dinner Party Drama: Frittata Fiasco ️

Our dinner party host had planned a mouth-watering menu featuring two types of frittatas, but things took a turn when a guest requested a plain frittata for her 4-year-old picky eater. The host, already short on time and ingredients, declined the request, leading to an offended guest and a no-show at the party. Looking back, the host feels guilty, realizing they could have made a simple alternative like scrambled eggs, but didn’t want to go out of their way. With the guest struggling with childcare and work, they might have been relying on the host for dinner. So, was our host in the wrong? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Scrambled eggs drama: YTA or NAH?

Host criticized for not accommodating picky child at dinner party.

Host’s refusal to accommodate picky 4-year-old makes them YTA

Parent calls host an a**hole for not accommodating picky eater.

Don’t blame the child for being four. YTA

User calls out OP for not making scrambled eggs for kid

YTA for not accommodating a simple request from a friend.

YTA for not making scrambled eggs for picky eater ‍♂️

A picky eater at a party? YTA for not accommodating!

Parent calls out entitled mom for demanding special meal at party ️

Don’t invite kids unless you’re prepared to host them

Engaging in a discussion about picky eaters and meal options

Navigating social obligations and boundaries as a host.

Debate on making scrambled eggs for picky eaters.

Serve scrambled eggs for picky eaters, YTA!

Mom disagrees with entitled mom, calls out Reddit for overreacting

Hosting tip: Account for guest preferences, not just yours. YTA

NTA. Etiquette dictates guests don’t dictate menu at dinner party.

Parent of picky eater agrees host not obligated for special meal

Scrambled eggs for entitled kid? Not foo-foo frittata!

Don’t be a bad host, scrambled eggs take only 5 minutes

Just give the kid a plain cheese sandwich, YTA.

Quick meals for picky eaters – YTA called out.

A scrambled egg could have avoided a dinner party disaster

Be a gracious host and make the scrambled eggs

Understanding comment about picky eaters and offering alternative options.

Bring your own alternative if your child has dietary restrictions

Cheese sandwich too much effort? YTA for being unreasonable ‍♂️

NTA suggests making scrambled eggs for picky child at dinner party.

Making a simple meal adjustment is not a big deal.

No catering to picky eaters. NTA, they can bring something.

Polite refusal to entitled mom’s meal demand. Invite them again!

Mom demands special meal for picky son, YTA for refusing.

Parent takes responsibility for picky eater, calls out entitled behavior.

Etiquette expert says guests should eat what’s served or bring own.

Simple alternatives offered for picky eater, YTA for refusing.

Scrambled eggs or cheese sandwich would have been easy options

Food fight! Commenter calls out entitled mom for picky-eater faux pas.

Friend defends not catering to entitled mom’s picky son. NTA.

Don’t be dismissive, a little accommodation goes a long way!

Encouraging picky eating sets kids up for lifelong habits. #NTA ️

Be prepared for your picky child, don’t inconvenience others.

Being picky doesn’t justify special meal demands. NTA

Mac n cheese and grilled cheese were invented for a reason ‍♂️

Mom demands special meal for kid at dinner party, both ESH.

Being picky doesn’t mean you’re entitled to special treatment. ‍♂️

A commenter calls out OP for not accommodating a picky child.

A cheese sandwich makes or breaks a dinner party? YTA

YTA for not making eggs for entitled mom’s kid. ‍♂️

Host’s lack of preparation leads to humorous comment.

Sarcastic NTA comment with fiery tone receives no replies.

4-year-old not picky, entitled mom YTA for demanding special meal ‍♂️

Choosing friends over making a sandwich. YTA. ‍♂️

User calls out entitled host for not accommodating picky eater.

Hosting a party doesn’t mean making a separate meal for everyone ‍♀️

Redditor calls out OP’s unreasonable behavior at dinner party.

Suggestion to accommodate picky kid sparks YTA callout.

Be accommodating! YTA for refusing a simple request.

Friend’s financial situation requires compromise, YTA for not compromising.

Sassy reply to entitled mom’s ridiculous meal demand

You’re being harsh on the kid, a simple meal suffices

User calls out entitled mom for unreasonable demands for 4-year-old.

Don’t be an a**hole for accommodating a picky eater!

Hosting a dinner party doesn’t make you a restaurant. YTA.

Harsh judgement on a bad host and a worse friend. ‍♂️

Being a gracious host means accommodating simple requests. YTA.

YTA can’t make scrambled eggs? Comment section not impressed.

Don’t be an a**hole to a 4-year-old picky eater

Guest calls out host for not accommodating picky child’s meal

Is the host really the a**hole for not accommodating a picky eater?

Picky eater kid at a dinner party demands scrambled eggs

Being a picky eater doesn’t entitle you to special treatment

Don’t be an a**hole, he’s just a four-year-old.