Birthday Celebrations

The Following are some tips for a terrific toddler party:

Holding a small, morning or afternoon celebration - and plan to keep the running time short.

Keep numbers small. You may like to invite your child's friends from playgroup, nursery, or preschool, as well as family. Five to seven children should be more than enough. This will also depend on how much space you have and what you can afford.

Think about a theme for the party - this may be your child's favourite colour or much-loved character from a TV show or film. You can reflect the theme in invitations, decorations, food and party games.

Make a tape of your child's favorite songs to play.

Plan some activities for the children - visit the CBeebies website for more party game ideas.

Enlist other parents to help you run games.

Keep food simple - finger food is best.

Your child may have ideas about what sort of birthday cake they would like, but don't get too stressed about providing the 'perfect cake'.

Save the food and cake until the end of the party, and you won't need to give out party bags!

Source: Baby.co.uk

* I am so glad I found this helping article at Baby.co.uk because it helps me have an idea on how to prepare a birthday celebrations to my child. I want her to experience that because we celebrate her birthday in a beach resort always. She has no visitors at all. I want her to have a party this coming March but I had a hard time finding a place because I want it in a restaurant so that I will not be tired of minding the food if it is enough for the visitors.*

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