I got into college and threw a viral BedParty — but not everyone is happy
In April, Manhattan-based psychotherapist Dana Dorfman warned against
Ellen Logovinsky-Gorin tells The Post that throwing a flashy party for daughter Alexis made her feel like she’s part of the teens college experience.And parents who throw bed parties for their kids say they’re simply expressing their pride in their children’s achievements. “She’s my only child, this is a big accomplishment and this was my way of being part of her college experience,” said Logovinsky-Gorin, 49, from Philadelphia.
Kennedy Lee’s mom, LaToya Lee, tell The Post that she’s happy to brag about her daughter’s major academic feat on social media.Logovinsky-Gorin, a secretary for an insurance company, spent just under $1,000 on food, decor and Crimson Tide swag for Alexis’ April 30 bed party.
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