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Susan from Houston, TX says:Thanks so much for the party ideas. I have a 1-year old and it was absolutely effortless with all of these ideas.
Karen from Newark, NJ says: I had such a blast visiting your website, thanks for the many many ideas.
Mike from Richmond, VA says: I'm a single dad and I didn't know where to start, thanks for your help FIND-A-GAME!!!
We offer suggestions on how to plan a party for the most popular party age. Feel free to use these ideals for any age you find appropriate.
Age one:
During this time your little one is learning to walk or may still be crawling. They may even be between walking and crawling, but whatever the case may be, you as a parent are very excited about his/her first birthday. So here are a few ideals to help with that very special day.
Suggestions for Birthday Party Ideals
Pick a place that has a play area:
-Chuck E. Cheese
- A Pizza Mia
- A McDonald's with a play area
- A Putt putt
- A skating palace
Party Themes:
- Elmo
- Shrek
- Princess Theme
- Dinosaur Theme
- Hot Wheels
- Lighting McQueen
- Toy Story
- A barn Theme
- The princess and the frog
- Spongebob
- Strawberry Shortcake
- The carebears
- Pooh bear
- Mickeymouse Clubhouse
*There are so many to choose from
During this time your little one is learning to walk or may still be crawling. They may even be between walking and crawling, but whatever the case may be, you as a parent are very excited about his/her first birthday. So here are a few ideals to help with that very special day.
Suggestions for Birthday Party Ideals
Pick a place that has a play area:
-Chuck E. Cheese
- A Pizza Mia
- A McDonald's with a play area
- A Putt putt
- A skating palace
Party Themes:
- Elmo
- Shrek
- Princess Theme
- Dinosaur Theme
- Hot Wheels
- Lighting McQueen
- Toy Story
- A barn Theme
- The princess and the frog
- Spongebob
- Strawberry Shortcake
- The carebears
- Pooh bear
- Mickeymouse Clubhouse
*There are so many to choose from
Have a Bubble Blast:
Sometimes you can find bubble machines that make bubbles without you huffy and puffing through the bubble maker. If you can afford it, you may can even find a bubble business in your area that will bring the bubbles of fun.
Build a tower for a King/Queen:
Gather lots of building blocks and allow the kids to knock the blocks down. You can even build multiple tower of blocks and have the kids run through a maze. For the this game you can use blocks or lego's.
Memorable baby art:
This could get a little messy. You can have each child make a handprint with paint on a cup, a plate, or paper.
Pool party:
Not all kids like the water around this age, but a nice kiddy pool would be safe for kids around this age.
Nothing but net:
You will need a basketball goal, and it does not have to be anything fancy. This could be a small goal tape to a fence, a wall, or something hard the goal will tape to. If you have a little money to spend you can buy a basketball goal from a toy store. The goal is for each child to score a point. You should try to divide the kids up into teams and you may need the parents help to walk or run each child to the goal. The first team to have all kids shoot their ball in the goal wins. You can give each child a ball to score with or you can have the child make the basket and then give the ball to the next child. It may be easier to have each child have a ball of their own.
Limbo:
This game is not just for grown ups. For your Limbo stick you can use tied up ribbon, a broom stick, a swimming pool float stick, or anything that will have these kids doing the limbo.
Freeze and Dance:
Put together a CD with your kid's favorite song. You can also buy CD's from Amazon.com. They are pretty cheap, here's a few. But what you want to do is play music for the kids and have them dance to it. When you press the pause button they have to freeze.
Cake Walk:
For this game you will need ten pieces of paper ( or more)
and write a number going 1-10 on each piece of paper.
You will need to match the number of papers with the number of
kids. While the music is playing have each kid step on the paper
going around in a circle. Play the music for 1-3 minutes or shorter,
and when you place the music on pause, each child needs to be
on a number. What ever number is drawn or selected the child
standing on that number wins.
Sometimes you can find bubble machines that make bubbles without you huffy and puffing through the bubble maker. If you can afford it, you may can even find a bubble business in your area that will bring the bubbles of fun.
Build a tower for a King/Queen:
Gather lots of building blocks and allow the kids to knock the blocks down. You can even build multiple tower of blocks and have the kids run through a maze. For the this game you can use blocks or lego's.
Memorable baby art:
This could get a little messy. You can have each child make a handprint with paint on a cup, a plate, or paper.
Pool party:
Not all kids like the water around this age, but a nice kiddy pool would be safe for kids around this age.
Nothing but net:
You will need a basketball goal, and it does not have to be anything fancy. This could be a small goal tape to a fence, a wall, or something hard the goal will tape to. If you have a little money to spend you can buy a basketball goal from a toy store. The goal is for each child to score a point. You should try to divide the kids up into teams and you may need the parents help to walk or run each child to the goal. The first team to have all kids shoot their ball in the goal wins. You can give each child a ball to score with or you can have the child make the basket and then give the ball to the next child. It may be easier to have each child have a ball of their own.
Limbo:
This game is not just for grown ups. For your Limbo stick you can use tied up ribbon, a broom stick, a swimming pool float stick, or anything that will have these kids doing the limbo.
Freeze and Dance:
Put together a CD with your kid's favorite song. You can also buy CD's from Amazon.com. They are pretty cheap, here's a few. But what you want to do is play music for the kids and have them dance to it. When you press the pause button they have to freeze.
Cake Walk:
For this game you will need ten pieces of paper ( or more)
and write a number going 1-10 on each piece of paper.
You will need to match the number of papers with the number of
kids. While the music is playing have each kid step on the paper
going around in a circle. Play the music for 1-3 minutes or shorter,
and when you place the music on pause, each child needs to be
on a number. What ever number is drawn or selected the child
standing on that number wins.
Bean Bag Toss: First Player to 21 Wins
You can buy the actually bean bag game from a party store.
You can buy the actually bean bag game from a party store.
BEAN
BAG
TOSS
BAG
TOSS
PIN
THE
TAIL ON
THE DONKEY
THE
TAIL ON
THE DONKEY
Very fun game
Watch the kids sway back and forth, trying to find their way to the donkey.
Watch the kids sway back and forth, trying to find their way to the donkey.