Business woman, Sophia, issues firm PSA to parents after spotting trend in kiddies’ party invites


Sophia has made her stance very clear when it comes to children’s events and the rules that come with them.

 

Sharing a short message on Snapchat, she noted that any kiddies’ party or playdate invite that boldly states “no nanny” or “no parents” will not be getting her attention.

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