Definition of playdate
:a play session for small children arranged in advance by their parents
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Examples of playdate in a Sentence
She has a playdate with a friend from kindergarten.
Recent Examples of playdate from the Web
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There’s the chaos surrounding the practical day-to-day—playdates, doctors’ appointments, packing and unpacking, and organizing mealtimes.
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Playdates with friends, time with siblings and church gatherings teach kids how to share, communicate and get along with others.
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There’s the chaos surrounding the practical day-to-day—playdates, doctors’ appointments, packing and unpacking, and organizing mealtimes.
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Schedule playdates, ask them questions about their friends, help them learn to share.
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The group now has more than 160 members and hosts playdates at members’ homes, libraries, parks and zoos.
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The Houstons and the Washingtons now get together for playdates and movie nights during the week and celebrates birthdays and holidays together, an unconventional family, but a family nonetheless.
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If the playdate is in someone else’s home, just leave those special toys in the car.
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The women are planning a playdate for their children.
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First Known Use of playdate
1975
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