Can My 11 Year Old Daughter Book a Show for Me?!

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores personal experiences related to involving family members, particularly children and ex-spouses, in hosting Pampered Chef shows. Participants share anecdotes about their interactions and the unexpected outcomes that arise from these situations.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares a story about their daughter facilitating a booking for a show, leading to a successful outcome.
  • Another participant expresses enthusiasm about potentially getting their ex-husband's new wife to host a show, noting her cooking skills.
  • Several users mention their experiences with ex-spouses or family members hosting shows, highlighting both successes and humorous situations.
  • One participant reflects on a show with their daughter-in-law and the unexpected success despite low attendance.
  • Another participant humorously notes the challenges of dealing with less cooperative ex-spouses.
  • Some participants discuss the idea of recruiting ex-spouses for shows, suggesting that shared interests in Pampered Chef could lead to collaboration.
  • One participant mentions their daughter's interest in becoming a consultant in the future, indicating a positive outlook on family involvement.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the dynamics of involving ex-spouses in shows, with some participants sharing positive experiences while others express challenges. No clear consensus emerges regarding the effectiveness of these relationships in hosting shows.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal anecdotes that reflect their unique family dynamics and experiences with Pampered Chef, emphasizing the informal and community-oriented nature of their discussions.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in exploring unconventional hosting arrangements or those looking for relatable experiences regarding family involvement in their business may find this thread engaging.

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I just thought that I would share my story with you all!
Last month my 11 year old daughter was helping me put together host packets for a show I had scheduled that night...She said," Mom, Chrissie said she would do a book show for you" (Chrissie is my ex husband's current g/f) I said, "Oh yeah, what did you do go around asking people for me!?" LOL! She says, "No, I just told her you work for Pampered Chef and she said she would do a book show for you." Well, I didn't really think too much of it and then I ended up needing 1 more show for July to at least get the new piece of cookware so I thought I would call my ex and just ask to see if she was just making it up or if she really said that and guess what! I got my second booking for July!! I know why now they say "never assume"! Gotta love those kids!!:D
 
Woo-hoo!
And you're signing your daughter in 7 years, right?
 
Woo Hoo - way to go kiddo!
I would LOVE to get my ex-DH's new wife to do a show. From what he and my kids say, she's a fabulous cook...and I REALLY like her so I know we'd have fun. They live in a nice neighborhood and she has a big family - it couldbe a totally successful show!
 
That is great!! Hope she does well for you!
 
Make sure everyone knows your relation to the hostess. I would hate to be a guest and NOT know....
 
I did a show with my daughter in law while in WI and my ex's wife was there. She drooled over the salad spinner and booked a show. We did a demo the day after conference (in my round about way from Chicago to Iowa to Indiana to North Carolina) - at my dil's house. She only had 2 people come (not counting dil) and wants to hold it open until later this month but - hey a show is a show.

A bit wierd but it worked! You never know!
 
That is too funny.... you never know who your next host is going to be!!!
 
Got to love that girl! Will she get a cut of your commission?
 
My dh's ex-wife had our biggest show. Only two people showed up and only one order out of them, but she rallied and got orders from everywhere. I tried to even recruit her...but no dice. :)

And my ex's wife held a catty show for us that was our third biggest! Don't count out those ex's!!
 
If you both love PC & married DH, then you must have something in common!

Hey, why not try to recruit her? Maybe you could room at conference next year.

Suggest that to ex DH:D

It sort of reminds me of the show The New Adventures of Old Christine:)
 
Chef Endora said:
If you both love PC & married DH, then you must have something in common!

Hey, why not try to recruit her? Maybe you could room at conference next year.

Suggest that to ex DH:D

It sort of reminds me of the show The New Adventures of Old Christine:)

Bahahahaha!!
My ex's wife is still *new* - they've only been married a few months. We are all very comfortable with her and like her very much...but I think she's still kinda finding her role and comfort zone within this crazy family. In time, I think she may be willing to host a show...
 
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Chef Endora said:
If you both love PC & married DH, then you must have something in common!

Hey, why not try to recruit her? Maybe you could room at conference next year.

Suggest that to ex DH:D

It sort of reminds me of the show The New Adventures of Old Christine:)


That's funny! I don't know if I'd go as far as rooming together at conference though! lol
 
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chefann said:
Woo-hoo!
And you're signing your daughter in 7 years, right?


She's already said she wants to! But we'll see in 7 years! She would probably be better than me!! lol
 
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raebates said:
Got to love that girl! Will she get a cut of your commission?


We'll see just how "good" she really is first! lol I'll think about it but I'm not going to mention it to her just yet! You know how kids are... mom can I have it yet?, mom, when am I gonna get my money, and so on.....lol
 

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Can my 11-year-old daughter book a Pampered Chef show for me?

Yes, your daughter can help with the process of booking a show, but she will need an adult to officially host the show and handle any transactions. You can guide her through the steps to make it a fun learning experience!

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