Q. Im stuck, she doesn't need alot and with Christmas just a month before her birthday she is getting a ton of toys babies especially. Im just looking for some cheap but cute ideas for her birthday party.
A. Hi Jessica,
I had the same dilemma when my twins were toddlers. Their birthday is right after Christmas.
Decorate the birthday room with her favorite colors: Pink and Purple go great for little girls.
Here's some ideas: Finger Painting: Be sure to protect the area that you plan on providing this sometimes messy activity, but the kids will love it. Supply appropriate finger paints, plenty of colorful paper, aprons, and any other decorations that they can use creating their own masterpieces.
Musical Fun: Not only can you play games that are centered on music, but you can allow the toddlers to create their own music. Toddler birthday party ideas are about getting creative and
making it fun! Put out plenty of musical instruments that your little one likely has such as drums, xylophone, and tambourine. You can also create your very own musical instruments by putting out some plastic containers and any other noisemakers. This can keep them busy for hours and they will have tons of fun!
Playground in Your Own Home: Even if the weather won't cooperate for the kids to go outdoors, bring the playground to them. Have your very own pit of balls for the kids to play in, an indoor slide, and a rocking horse for them to play on. The key is to keep the kids busy and have fun.
I would make a cupcake tree. Of course if you want her to blow out the candles, get a small
cake just for her. The others would just love their individual birthday cupcake.
Get clear party bags for both girls and boys: If there's a dollar store near you, include little tokens
for each. They will love to see through their gift bags.
Hope you all have a great party.
:))
I had the same dilemma when my twins were toddlers. Their birthday is right after Christmas.
Decorate the birthday room with her favorite colors: Pink and Purple go great for little girls.
Here's some ideas: Finger Painting: Be sure to protect the area that you plan on providing this sometimes messy activity, but the kids will love it. Supply appropriate finger paints, plenty of colorful paper, aprons, and any other decorations that they can use creating their own masterpieces.
Musical Fun: Not only can you play games that are centered on music, but you can allow the toddlers to create their own music. Toddler birthday party ideas are about getting creative and
making it fun! Put out plenty of musical instruments that your little one likely has such as drums, xylophone, and tambourine. You can also create your very own musical instruments by putting out some plastic containers and any other noisemakers. This can keep them busy for hours and they will have tons of fun!
Playground in Your Own Home: Even if the weather won't cooperate for the kids to go outdoors, bring the playground to them. Have your very own pit of balls for the kids to play in, an indoor slide, and a rocking horse for them to play on. The key is to keep the kids busy and have fun.
I would make a cupcake tree. Of course if you want her to blow out the candles, get a small
cake just for her. The others would just love their individual birthday cupcake.
Get clear party bags for both girls and boys: If there's a dollar store near you, include little tokens
for each. They will love to see through their gift bags.
Hope you all have a great party.
:))
Do you have any birthday present suggestions for a 2 year old?
Q. Specifically I am looking for ideas of things that I might be able to help my 5 year old make since we don't have much extra money right now. The 2 year old is really interested in blocks, babies, and animals right now.
A. I'm glad you asked this, because my kids recieved from their Aunt and Uncle the most wonderful gift that lasted for years!
They each recieved a large plastic tote box that had their name written on it in in a black Magic Marker. My son's had the addition of his picture glued onto the lid. On the lid were stickers of the things my kids liked: kittens and birds for one and blocks, cars and trucks for the other.
In the box:
3 boxes of instant pudding (to fingerpaint with)
crayons
washable markers
sponges in shapes of animals and shapes
crayola washable paints
playdough (you can do the homemade kind w/ recipe attatched too)
pre-colored macaronis and shoestrings for stringing
bag of pre-cut foam shapes ($199 for 150 count at Walmart)
non toxic paste (easier for toddlers to work with)
a large vinal tablecloth (for an art mat)
a "Raffi" cd to set the creative mood (any children's music cd wiil do)
a child's size muslin apron with their name written on it (again, at walmart for $1.99)
and a box of clean up wipes (This was great for me, but also provided a great way to teach our kids that cleaning up after fun is the last part of play).
Since recieving these, we have made many, many art, creative and even dress-up boxes for other's birthday parties. We have heard over and over again that these boxes were the child's favorite present. The nicest thing is to hear this weeks or months after the party and to know they are still enjoying it.
As a mom, it was a great start to have such boxes. We added to them and changed the ingrediants of them as our childredn got older of course.
Hope this can be of some help or inspiration for more ideas.
They each recieved a large plastic tote box that had their name written on it in in a black Magic Marker. My son's had the addition of his picture glued onto the lid. On the lid were stickers of the things my kids liked: kittens and birds for one and blocks, cars and trucks for the other.
In the box:
3 boxes of instant pudding (to fingerpaint with)
crayons
washable markers
sponges in shapes of animals and shapes
crayola washable paints
playdough (you can do the homemade kind w/ recipe attatched too)
pre-colored macaronis and shoestrings for stringing
bag of pre-cut foam shapes ($199 for 150 count at Walmart)
non toxic paste (easier for toddlers to work with)
a large vinal tablecloth (for an art mat)
a "Raffi" cd to set the creative mood (any children's music cd wiil do)
a child's size muslin apron with their name written on it (again, at walmart for $1.99)
and a box of clean up wipes (This was great for me, but also provided a great way to teach our kids that cleaning up after fun is the last part of play).
Since recieving these, we have made many, many art, creative and even dress-up boxes for other's birthday parties. We have heard over and over again that these boxes were the child's favorite present. The nicest thing is to hear this weeks or months after the party and to know they are still enjoying it.
As a mom, it was a great start to have such boxes. We added to them and changed the ingrediants of them as our childredn got older of course.
Hope this can be of some help or inspiration for more ideas.
Any good ideas for gifts for a nine year old girl?
Q. I'm trying to come up with ideas to give my mother-in-law for my daughter's ninth birthday. any thoughts? she isn't allowed hannah montana, bratz, etc. just curious if anyone has ideas of what the kids are into at this age - she is losing interest in Barbie dolls now.
thanks for any ideas!
thanks for any ideas!
A. These are just a few ideas
Get her a musical instument that you know she would like to learn (drop in a few questions) and then when she opens it and says wow but I can't play it then you say well you will soon we are going for your first lesson today. A friend got that for her 7th birthday and is now nearly grade 8 and has been thanking her parents all of her life.
Maybe you could organise her a suprise sleepover and then at the party give her a sleepover kit you know cute sleeping bag, suitcase, new pyjamas ect.
You could give her a pre paid visa so that you can put as much money on it as you want and maybe a nice purse and then take her and some friends shopping.
You could also buy her a rucksack filles with loads of little toys like stoking fillers and then she can have a great time opening loads of little presents.
Wish her a happy birthday for me and good luck.
Get her a musical instument that you know she would like to learn (drop in a few questions) and then when she opens it and says wow but I can't play it then you say well you will soon we are going for your first lesson today. A friend got that for her 7th birthday and is now nearly grade 8 and has been thanking her parents all of her life.
Maybe you could organise her a suprise sleepover and then at the party give her a sleepover kit you know cute sleeping bag, suitcase, new pyjamas ect.
You could give her a pre paid visa so that you can put as much money on it as you want and maybe a nice purse and then take her and some friends shopping.
You could also buy her a rucksack filles with loads of little toys like stoking fillers and then she can have a great time opening loads of little presents.
Wish her a happy birthday for me and good luck.
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