December 12, 2008, Newsletter Issue #246: Kids Birthday Parties If You Want To Splurge

Tip of the Week

While your child may want to invite everyone they know to their birthday party, adults typically have to set a limit on the number of guests at kid's birthday parties. There are a few tricks to narrowing down who to invite: make a list of your child’s closest friends and determine if the party will be all boys or all girls. If a certain number of kids need to be left out due to space constraints, consider having cupcakes at school or after a sports practice. Whether you go with a Sea Life, American Idol, JoJo's Circus or a Thomas the Train birthday theme, kids birthday parties need party supplies to compliment the theme. For a Sea Life party, consider adding underwater party decorations, plates, and favors to your event. Throwing an American Idol party? Don’t forget your microphone. JoJo's Circus could use some circus-themed activity book favors or a circus play tent. Before you get onboard for your Thomas the Train party, make sure your birthday child is outfitted with an engineer hat and whistle.

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