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Your teenager may tell you that he is too old for birthday games, but if you pick the right one, your teen might change his tune. In fact, most teenagers love any type of game that involves competing against their peers, and if the game has an element of strategy or skill. Keep it cool by limiting the amount of parental supervision needed and providing a few outstanding prizes, and your teen is sure to have a great time playing games at his birthday party.

Once people hit their 30s, they usually give up the hard partying ways of their 20s and settle into a responsible adult life. Even though they may have left the wild days of their college and early adulthood years behind them, it does not mean that they want to skip celebrating their birthday in style. Birthday parties for a 30-something should be fun but not out of control.

Your husband’s big day is coming up, and you want to throw him a party he’ll remember for a long time–or at least until his next birthday. Planning a party of any size takes time and effort. Don’t be afraid to ask for help from your friends, siblings or children.

Teens can be picky. It can be difficult to throw them a party they will love, without seeing eye rolling or hearing heavy sighs. Before his birthday, talk with your teen about his birthday party plans. You may get a frustrated “I don’t care,” but a plan for the big day will keep everyone busy and limit any last-minute frustration.