It seems like kids’ birthday parties are getting out of hand these days, with parents trying to top each other for some non-existent ‘Most Elaborate Party’ award! It can be difficult – if not impossible – to keep up with the intricate and often highly-structured parties that are thrown by our child’s friends and classmates. Whether your child is in school, is home schooled or is not yet even in preschool, the politics of birthday parties affect everyone. Save your sanity by considering some of the options and tips below.
Tweens and young teens may have outgrown party games like Pin the Tail on the Donkey and Musical Chairs, but
they still enjoy group activities. Here are a few ideas for your next tween bash:
You can’t get around birthdays - they come each year for all of us! And most children want to celebrate with a party every year. Parents want to create a special day for their child, but often become overwhelmed at the expense and work involved in throwing their child a birthday party.
Here are some cheap and easy ideas for a fun birthday party:
Ah, wintertime. It’s cold, snowy and as soon as Christmas is over, it can be pretty glum. After all, there is usually a
good four months left of winter after the holiday season, and sometimes kids need a little excitement to sustain them until spring. This is especially the case if a little one has a birthday in the chilly winter season. Just follow this quick guide and you’ll be set for an easy, fabulous winter birthday party.
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