Category: Birthdays

Party decor can make or break a child’s birthday party. Rather than rely on matching packaged sets, integrate customized or homemade pieces that give the birthday party decorations personality, reflecting the birthday child’s style and preferences. Involve your child in the party planning, encouraging her to brainstorm ideas for themes, party favors and decorating projects. He will enjoy helping make a pinata, paint a scenic backdrop or decorate party favor bags.

Every year, to remember the day that a woman underwent the greatest pain of her life, we scratch together a cake, top it with candles and sing a four-lined song to the one who came into the world on that day. If that doesn’t seem odd enough, we top the party with a cone-shaped hat with a fluffy ball on top. It’s easy to whip together some hats to celebrate that wonderful day.

Your baby’s first birthday is a special occasion and you no doubt want to celebrate. Unfortunately, your baby may not be ready to celebrate along with you. Your 1-year-old child can be shy around too many people. Your child will need your undivided attention for much of the party, and she can quickly get cranky if a party interrupts her nap time. Still, when you think about your baby’s needs and plan the party around them, everyone can have a good time.

It was time to plan my son?s 7-year birthday party. After considering bowling, Hot Wheels, and Legos, I decided to honor his spirit. Now that we are immersed in elementary school, these are the last fleeting days of ?little boy.? I had to consider, ?What was my son?s favorite thing on planet earth?? Like most boys, he is infatuated with automobiles and airplanes. To be exact, ever since I can remember, my son has been obsessed with The Parking Spot, or better known in my house, The Cheetah Bus. Let me explain.