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Senin, 02 Juni 2014

Question about a birthday party invitations?




Apple


I belong to a parenting group and My friend and I are having a 4th birthday party for my son and her daughter who were only a few days ago. Anyway, we have a lot of the same friends and we are doing an airline themed party with boarding passes as invitations.
The invitations are going to have an AA on them (like American Airlines) because their names both begin with "A". Should we make out seperate invitations for our son and her daughter or should we mail them out together. Should we let everyone know that it is a party for 2 kids? Do you think that is important?



Answer
You might as well make the invitations for both children since you and the other mother have many of the same friends. It might seem confusing to send them out separately -- at least for your mutual friends.

And, yes, it would be considerate to let the other people you are inviting know that the party is for 2 children.

The airline theme is cute.

Kid's birthday party?




Meg


I am having a birthday party for my son who just turned 5 on July 5th and my daughter who will turn 4 on July 11th....

My question is what kind of party should I throw? He likes spider-man, speed racer, iron man...you know boy stuff. She likes princess, Dora, Mickey Mouse, girly things

I'm on a tight budget, should I do hot dogs and hambergers with the fixings or Just cake and ice cream?

Any ideas?



Answer
Good boy and girl themes that go together well are Pirates and Princesses or Pirates and Mermaids. Also Knights and Princesses.

If your son would agree on this theme.

Also some neutral themese are
Wild West (Coyboys/Indians)
Jungle
Circus
Luau

Why don't you set the party to be a time before or after people eat that way you don't have to supply a meal and you could just get cake and icecream.

Pirates and Mermaids

This theme goes great together because they each have to do with the ocean. So decorations could be easy sea sheels, jewls, peral neclaces, gold coins, fish, fishing net. Have blue, green, and white as streamers and ballons. Make a flag with scull and cross bones. Maybe a have a toy boat sitting on the table. Spray paint rocks gold to look like golden nuggets.

Invitations: This could be a fun things to do with the children before the party. Write or print the party deatails on paper roll up to resemble a treasure map and tie with string or ribbon. Add some sand, glitter, confetti and and some few small sheels inside a plastic bottle add the invitation and put the cap on and deliver.

Girls could dress up as mermaids and guys dress in pirate attire. Or you could aslo tell the guest to wear swimming attire if you have a small pool to play in or other water games.
Have eye patches, bandannas and temporary tatoos for the pirates you could also paint on stubble and beards with paint or eyeliner. For the girls you could have pearls or costume jelery, Sea Crowns and temporary tatoos you could aslo give them face paint.

Seating: Since you are having two parties in one to make each child feel special maybe you could have two talbes one for each child and their friends. I think you should also make a speical seat for the birthday child decorate it by taping things to it and maybe having a pillow to sit on you could do one that is more mermaid and one more pirate. Also you could tie balloons to it so it really stands out.

Food: Gold Fish Crackers, Swedish Fish and Cake/Cupcakes and IceCream
You could have an under the sea cupcakes or cake to share or you could have two seprate cake/cupcakes for each child.

For games you could play pass the fish/crab or whatever stuffed animal like hot potato. Also you could have a treasure hunt (you could use pictures or word with this one) with a real treasure box to find you could fill the treasure box with individual favor bags so there would be no fighting. You could have a crab race where guest have to walk on their hands and feet belly up possition. Another game could be like musical chairs but use beach towel instead and call them islands. You could also have a hunt but this time hind things like sea sheels or other little prizes that the kids can keep once they find them they could use their decoarted treasure cheast to collect their prizes.

You could have the children do a craft
One idea I seen in a party book is to get uncooked pasta shells in differnt sizes and spray paint them then take shoe boxes or whatever you like and spray paint it gold give them to the kids with the sheels to decorate with the shells and lay out glitter glue, fake jewls and stickers. Maybe have a few coloring pages in the theme of coarse in cause someone fishishes early or does not want to participate.

Favor Ideas:
Costume Jewlery, Gold Chocolate Coins, Fish Squirt Toys, Beach Toys, Plastic Sea Horses and Fish, Swedish Fish, Bubbles, Platic Swords, Kaleidoscopes

http://familyfun.go.com/parties/birthday/feature/party1/party3.html

http://familyfun.go.com/parties/holiday/specialfeature/doca0603_pirates_sf/

If you do not choose the mermaid/pirate theme and would like ideas of another theme feel free to let me know because I always have ideas! I didn't even write everything that I could of for the mermaid/pirate thme. So feel free to e-mail me or send me an instand message if you need more ideas or would like to know more. I love doing this kind of thing.

Good luck with your party and I hope everyone will enjoy it and agree on a theme.




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Rabu, 21 Mei 2014

Help with kids birthday party invitations!!?




angelickat


I am making invitations in the shape of flip flops, but I am trying to figure what to write on them. I am going to have water activities and a water slide, but I do not have a pool so I cannot say pool party. Does anyone have any ideas? Please?


Answer
You could say you are having a "Splash Party with water activities" Please bring a change of clothes and expect to get wet.

Sixteenth Birthday Party?




kid


Ok, im turning 16 this May, and I want to have a party with 8-15 kids, depending on the party. I have been really looking into a paintball party, but it seems to be getting really expensive. I need some other ideas for a birthday party. Please give me a bunch of ideas or experiences you have of a fun birthday. Thanks!


Answer
Cool. 16th birthday parties are the best some ideas R:

reserve a local skating rink for a private party.

retro- birthday party is a very popular birthday theme nowadays. The invitation cards can be written on cards and attached to the big sunglasses of the 1950s. This will make it different from the regular boring invitation cards. The guests can be asked to dress up in the fashion of the 1950s like poodle skirts, leather jackets and glitter tops. Big golden wigs can also be worn. You can also arrange for a juke box and a soda corner to further spice up the party. Popular music of the 1950s can be played to create the mood.

A starlit musical night party can be a sweet sixteen birthday party idea. The party can be arranged in your garden or backyard on a full moon night. If there are not much stars in the sky, then you can intensify the mood by using wax candles for lighting instead of electric light. You can also have a music corner where songs can be played and dedicated on request.

Dance parties would do great if itâs a co-ed party. Select some of your daughterâs favorite numbers and decorate the place with disco lights and mirror balls. You can even take the guests to a nearby nightclub, or hire a DJ to your place.

Beach parties are always fun in summer. Beach games and good beach music to dance to would make the party something your 16 year old would love

Hope I helped a little
well anyway happy 16th birthday!!




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Rabu, 19 Februari 2014

Kid's birthday party?




Meg


I am having a birthday party for my son who just turned 5 on July 5th and my daughter who will turn 4 on July 11th....

My question is what kind of party should I throw? He likes spider-man, speed racer, iron man...you know boy stuff. She likes princess, Dora, Mickey Mouse, girly things

I'm on a tight budget, should I do hot dogs and hambergers with the fixings or Just cake and ice cream?

Any ideas?



Answer
Good boy and girl themes that go together well are Pirates and Princesses or Pirates and Mermaids. Also Knights and Princesses.

If your son would agree on this theme.

Also some neutral themese are
Wild West (Coyboys/Indians)
Jungle
Circus
Luau

Why don't you set the party to be a time before or after people eat that way you don't have to supply a meal and you could just get cake and icecream.

Pirates and Mermaids

This theme goes great together because they each have to do with the ocean. So decorations could be easy sea sheels, jewls, peral neclaces, gold coins, fish, fishing net. Have blue, green, and white as streamers and ballons. Make a flag with scull and cross bones. Maybe a have a toy boat sitting on the table. Spray paint rocks gold to look like golden nuggets.

Invitations: This could be a fun things to do with the children before the party. Write or print the party deatails on paper roll up to resemble a treasure map and tie with string or ribbon. Add some sand, glitter, confetti and and some few small sheels inside a plastic bottle add the invitation and put the cap on and deliver.

Girls could dress up as mermaids and guys dress in pirate attire. Or you could aslo tell the guest to wear swimming attire if you have a small pool to play in or other water games.
Have eye patches, bandannas and temporary tatoos for the pirates you could also paint on stubble and beards with paint or eyeliner. For the girls you could have pearls or costume jelery, Sea Crowns and temporary tatoos you could aslo give them face paint.

Seating: Since you are having two parties in one to make each child feel special maybe you could have two talbes one for each child and their friends. I think you should also make a speical seat for the birthday child decorate it by taping things to it and maybe having a pillow to sit on you could do one that is more mermaid and one more pirate. Also you could tie balloons to it so it really stands out.

Food: Gold Fish Crackers, Swedish Fish and Cake/Cupcakes and IceCream
You could have an under the sea cupcakes or cake to share or you could have two seprate cake/cupcakes for each child.

For games you could play pass the fish/crab or whatever stuffed animal like hot potato. Also you could have a treasure hunt (you could use pictures or word with this one) with a real treasure box to find you could fill the treasure box with individual favor bags so there would be no fighting. You could have a crab race where guest have to walk on their hands and feet belly up possition. Another game could be like musical chairs but use beach towel instead and call them islands. You could also have a hunt but this time hind things like sea sheels or other little prizes that the kids can keep once they find them they could use their decoarted treasure cheast to collect their prizes.

You could have the children do a craft
One idea I seen in a party book is to get uncooked pasta shells in differnt sizes and spray paint them then take shoe boxes or whatever you like and spray paint it gold give them to the kids with the sheels to decorate with the shells and lay out glitter glue, fake jewls and stickers. Maybe have a few coloring pages in the theme of coarse in cause someone fishishes early or does not want to participate.

Favor Ideas:
Costume Jewlery, Gold Chocolate Coins, Fish Squirt Toys, Beach Toys, Plastic Sea Horses and Fish, Swedish Fish, Bubbles, Platic Swords, Kaleidoscopes

http://familyfun.go.com/parties/birthday/feature/party1/party3.html

http://familyfun.go.com/parties/holiday/specialfeature/doca0603_pirates_sf/

If you do not choose the mermaid/pirate theme and would like ideas of another theme feel free to let me know because I always have ideas! I didn't even write everything that I could of for the mermaid/pirate thme. So feel free to e-mail me or send me an instand message if you need more ideas or would like to know more. I love doing this kind of thing.

Good luck with your party and I hope everyone will enjoy it and agree on a theme.

Birthday Party?




elfin418gi


He's turning 7.
What do little kids do at birthday parties, besides eat cake and ice cream? Should I do party bags? Streamers?

thanks



Answer
I love kids' bday parties, and I am known around our small town for my themed parties. I have won twice on www.birthdaypartyideas.com (pirates of the caribbean 7 yr old June 2004 I think? & spongebob 6 yr old 2005). However, I think I am not the norm, as many moms don't have the time or creative energy to do all that work. That website is a great idea for decorating, games, food, etc.

My point is, moms have said to me, "oh, my parties are so boring compared to yours". Not so according to my kids. Kids love parties period. My kids have never said my parties were better than "so and so's". But kids do need to keep busy. You don't have to do the themed thing, but kids do get a kick out of it. But my basic suggestions are (from experience):

1. Keep it 2 hours - 2 1/2 max.

2. Forget feeding them a meal. I find the best time is 1 to 3, or 2 to 4. I tried the lunch thing, and 90% of them did not eat as they were too excited. I threw the meals away.

3. DO have munchies tho' and juice boxes.

4. Plan for around 4 games, and depending on the child, a craft. I usually did craft from 1 to 1:30 -- allowing latercomers to arrive and do their craft; games from 1:30 to 2:15; cake & singing and gift opening and free-play from 2:15 to 3. It usually worked out fine.

5. If you're having it at your home, keep the party in one room. Bedrooms were off limits. I've heard of parties where a child's favourite toy is broken 'cuz of the barrage of kids in their room. I tell those that want to crash my son's room, "you can come another day for a play day". If it's an outdoor party, the kids stay outdoors unless they need to use the washroom.

6. I use the rule with my kids, "you can invite the same # of kids as the age you're turning", so if your child is turning 7, he/she can invite 7 friends.

7. Goody bags are a must -- and kids really look forward to them, so if you have extra money to spend, do it here. Dollar stores are great for this.

8. ALWAYS call moms/dads who do not RSVP your invite. Don't assume their child's coming if you haven't heard anything. I had a mom last year who didn't call me, because the invitation did not make it to her hands. Somewhere between school and home, her son lost it. So it's always good to follow up. Oh, and I typically send invites out 2 weeks before the party.

9. I like playing music at the party -- just to break the silence! My music was theme-related, so for Spongebob, I found Spongebob music off the web, etc.

Don't get stressed over it; plan early; and have fun!!




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Rabu, 29 Januari 2014

how do you handle birthday invitations at school?

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Prenel Ker


My 4 year old's school lets the parents give invitations through the school. I kind of think it blows because uninvited kids must feel rotten. My daughter, for instance, invited 80% of her class. There was a limit on the number of kids she could invite to the birthday party place. The other kids must quickly understand they aren't invited. My wife takes care of this stuff and everyone does it this way at the school.

Does your kid's school handle birthdays this way? Do you think it is a poor system?



Answer
On one hand, it makes me feel bad for the other kids. On the other hand, it wasn't the big of a deal in past generations. Kids were taught that sometimes, you just didn't get picked (whether it be sports, friends, etc.) So, maybe it's not as big of a deal as we try to make it out to be.

We homeschool, so I have no personal experience with my kids concerning this issue.

What to write on the front of my Birthday Party invitation?




Kiley(:


Woo, celebrating my birthday on December 11th (which is not my birthday, but very close to). :) I'm going to go roller skating. There will be about 10 people there, so I decided now is a good time to do the whole invitation thing. I don't want to do the whole, "You're invited!" cheesy thing. What can I write on the front that's appropriate for a 14th birthday party?
Sorry! I don't know why Yahoo put this question into this category.



Answer
''You are Cordially Invited To''
I'm just kidding.
You could put:

Skate On Over To [Your Name Here]'s sweet 14!
And have like a picture of a roller skate or a invitations that look like roller skates.
...I never thought I'd be answering a question like this in Woman's Health, lol.

Happy B-day! My B-day is next month too haha.
Dec. 30th I will be 20 XD




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Minggu, 13 Oktober 2013

How do you get kids to come to a Birthday Party?

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Heather L


I invited my daughters entire preschool class to her 4th birthday party. I made out the invitations 3 weeks in advance. I made a beautiful castle cake, spent $60 on awesome gift bags and rented a $150 castle jumper. Only one child showed up. My family was there at least but there was only adults.


Answer
Ask RSVP's so you at least know how many are coming. Did you even know any of the parents to ask them? Being on good speaking terms with the parents ahead of time does help. It's also possible they saw this as a gift grab - tone down the party and say no presents required and you'll get more people coming.

How early do you send out kids birthday invitations around the holidays?




Susan


I am planning a birthday party for my 1st grader at a local party place. The party will be in early December.(Dec 8th) How early would you send out the invitations to the parents? With it being close to the holidays I wasn't sure how much advance notice is needed. I need to give the party place a head count 5 days before the party.


Answer
My mom used to always send them out one month before. I say you should send them out before November 20th




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