Mikki Sue7
My daughter was invited to a birthday party in a couple of weeks. It is for twins; boy/girl. The girl I have a couple of ideas for, but I have no idea what to get the boy. I asked them at school and they both smiled and said they didn't know. I asked their mom and she said that she didn't know; they only cared about opening a present. I don't want to to over spend, but want to get decent presents. Any suggestions? DVD? Games? Toys? Thanks!
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Was there any theme on the party invitation? If so, go off of that (i.e. Spiderman toys for the boy/Barbie for the girl if it was a Spidey or Barbie invite.)
Otherwise, craft sets are always good. They have this awesome sidewalk chalk out now that reacts to 3D glasses (included) that is really cool.
Consider getting them completely different things, too. I'm sure that they've had their share of "together" presents or neutral items because they're twins. Separate gifts help them form their own sense of identity and it's truly their "own" - not something they have to share.
As a mom of a 6 years old boy, I have to admit that I enjoy him receiving gifts that are a little more on the educational side - books are awesome, we LOVE doing puzzles together, and board games are great for family fun that we can all enjoy (and games like Sorry involve number recognition and counting - always a plus!)
Just about every store will print out gift receipts, so if you're concerned about the acceptance of the gift, include one in the card. It helps if the kiddos get duplicates and then they can have the joy of "shopping" for themselves!
Was there any theme on the party invitation? If so, go off of that (i.e. Spiderman toys for the boy/Barbie for the girl if it was a Spidey or Barbie invite.)
Otherwise, craft sets are always good. They have this awesome sidewalk chalk out now that reacts to 3D glasses (included) that is really cool.
Consider getting them completely different things, too. I'm sure that they've had their share of "together" presents or neutral items because they're twins. Separate gifts help them form their own sense of identity and it's truly their "own" - not something they have to share.
As a mom of a 6 years old boy, I have to admit that I enjoy him receiving gifts that are a little more on the educational side - books are awesome, we LOVE doing puzzles together, and board games are great for family fun that we can all enjoy (and games like Sorry involve number recognition and counting - always a plus!)
Just about every store will print out gift receipts, so if you're concerned about the acceptance of the gift, include one in the card. It helps if the kiddos get duplicates and then they can have the joy of "shopping" for themselves!
tips for planning a birthday party for 12 yr old girls?
bizzyb
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you could do a themed party like 50's. you could find a location that would be suited for that like a fountain shop or something and get coke floats. you could make the invitations in the shape of records.. it would be really cute. and the girls could dress up in 50's clothes and hula hoop, and play random games. maybe afterwards they could go to your house and watch grease or something.. it seems like it may be fun!
**EDIT**
Okay here's someone who did something very similar
http://www.birthdaypartyideas.com/html/50s_and_60s_parties_5.html
I actually had the party i described for my 12th birthday. my oldest sister planned it and most of my friends were the oldest so they all thought it was really cool that a 16 year old planned the party..
you could do a themed party like 50's. you could find a location that would be suited for that like a fountain shop or something and get coke floats. you could make the invitations in the shape of records.. it would be really cute. and the girls could dress up in 50's clothes and hula hoop, and play random games. maybe afterwards they could go to your house and watch grease or something.. it seems like it may be fun!
**EDIT**
Okay here's someone who did something very similar
http://www.birthdaypartyideas.com/html/50s_and_60s_parties_5.html
I actually had the party i described for my 12th birthday. my oldest sister planned it and most of my friends were the oldest so they all thought it was really cool that a 16 year old planned the party..
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