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What are the best Girl Birthday Parties ideas for little ones?

On May 17, 2010, in girl birthday party, by lordkensal
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As kids get older, they are exposed to more brands and hobbies, so arguably organizing a girl birthday party is easier, if they are into Barbie or Princesses etc. However for those a little younger, say 3 to 4 years old it can be difficult settling on a theme. One great idea is to have a “Bring Your Baby” theme, where all the guests get to bring their favourite doll or stuffed animal.

There is a great description here at:

http://craftelf.blogspot.com/2010/05/kids-birthday-party-ideas-party-for.html

I think this is a great idea for younger kids, as often their favourite little dolls or stuffed animals can act as a comfort for them, so it makes going to a someone’s house to a party a lot easier.  I’ll certainly be birthday party planning along these lines.

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Top Ten Tips To Perfect Birthday Party Planning

On May 15, 2010, in birthday party planning, by lordkensal
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If your little one has a birthday soon, how do you make sure you throw the perfect girl birthday party? When it comes to birthday party planning there are a few basic steps you can undertake, to guarantee the party goes without a hitch.

Here are my top ten essential girl birthday party planning.

  1. Before you start to do anything, the most important thing to do first is to decide on a budget. From this everything will flow, and help you decide on things such as venue and numbers, or whether you can hire a professional party host or entertainer.
  2. Check the calendar to see if there are potential clashes, think about all the standard holidays, Easter, Mother’s Day etc, but also are there any major events (World Cup Final!!). You want to make sure that the invited guests will be available.
  3. Is it during school holidays? That is another potential risk to not finding enough guests, if everyone is on holiday.
  4. Check if there are any dietary requirements. Put a section on the RSVP so other parents can add any dietary requirements for their child. You can then add a dish or food, just for them so he or she does not miss out.
  5. Always have a back up plan if you are thinking of having an outside party. The weather is something you cannot rely on. If you get a sudden down pore things can get very soggy.
  6. Avoid stress, do not try and do everything at the last minute. Start planning early, and if you can get food and party elements online, then have them delivered.
  7. Don’t try and do it all alone. Secure the help from some “volunteers” from relatives, other Mums, and make sure they can commit to the party date.
  8. Consider how long you want the party to be, and stick with it. Up to 2 and half hours is plenty, and let the parents dropping the young guests off when the party will end. Make sure the party concludes on time.
  9. Have everything in place for the big day. Hopefully by careful planning it will not all end up being done at the last minute. Have a birthday plan and stick with it. Ideally use a check list.
  10. Try not to get too stressed, and relax. If you plan it properly you will minimise stress and have a good time yourself, after all it is a special day for your child.

Like anything in life, organizing a successful event is all about planning and thinking through potential issues and potential problems. So if you are birthday party planning, just think through some of these top tips and you will have a great Girl Birthday Party.

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Fabulous Fairy Party Idea

On May 13, 2010, in girl birthday party, kids party ideas, by lordkensal
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Fairy Garden Girl Bithday Party ThemeI do not normally add links to other people’s sites, but I came across the beautiful Girl Birthday Party idea. It is  fabulous interpretation of a Fairy Party Theme that will have any party girl thinking she is in a dream land of Fairies. If you feel inspired by the photo here then check out the other photos on the link below.

If you are looking for inspiration for a wonderful girl birthday party then this just goes to show what can be achieved.

http://www.hostessblog.com/2010/05/real-parties-fairy-garden-birthday/comment-page-3/#comment-73333

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Girl Birthday Party Planning On a Budget

On May 6, 2010, in girl birthday party, by lordkensal
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In this financially strapped times, it is sometimes worrying if you cannot plan a girl birthday party for your little one. But remember a great party is not made by excessive spend, it is made by great imagination, and the application and execution of the party theme. So how can Birthday Party Planning be done on a budget?
If you follow a few simple rules, you can have a fabulous party that your little one will remember, without having to break the bank:

    • Make A Wish List upfront
    • Use the One Dollar stores to pick up little gifts and treats
    • Host the Party At Home
    • Make Your Own Party Props and Costumes
    • Cook Your own party treats and cake

    • Girl Birthday Party Planning On A Budget

So if you are looking for inspiration and advice on Birthday Party Planning on a budget, then here is some great advice from a parenting expert:

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How to Plan a Cake Decorating Girl Birthday Party

On May 1, 2010, in girl birthday party, by lordkensal
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Cake Decorating Birthday PartyIf you are looking for great Girl Birthday Party ideas for 5 to 6 year olds, it can be difficult. So how about a Cake Decorating birthday party. Here are my birthday party planning tips for hosting a fabulous girl birthday party for a daughter or granddaughter and her friends.

Cake Decorating Girl Birthday Party Idea

Invites

As I have previously stated, the idea with giving a girl birthday party a theme is that one should apply that theme to each step of the girl birthday party process. With that in mind, how about about creating brilliant birthday cake invitations. Decorate the invite with appropriates images and drawings. Maybe chef hats and mixing bowls.

Venue and Props

As for the venue, try to find some suitable “cake celebration” tableware. If you can pick up some cheap little aprons from a dollar shop or supermarket, you can have them all laid out ready for the guests. If they are plain white, how about writing the guests names on each apron. You can find suitable pens for writing on cloth at an art and craft shop. Another idea might be to ask all the guests to send a photo of themselves. Then with special printing transfers, you can normally get from your office supplies shop, you could have a printed image on the apron. Don’t forget the little chef hats! Again, write the name of the guest on each hat.

Preparation

Before the party commences, bake mini chocolate and vanilla bundt cakes. You can get the birthday girl involved in this before her birthday, and it will help with building the excitement, and she will feel more ownership in the party itself. When the cakes are ready, and before the party starts place all the cakes on decorative plates with paper doilies.  Now, set out individual bowls on the table containing colored icings, sprinkles and small candies like M&Ms, gum drops or other cake decorating things. This is so the guests can just pick what they like to decorate the little cakes with.

When the party guests start arriving, let them each have chef hats and their own personalized aprons. Get the party guests around the table so they can begin to decorate an individual bundt cake to bring home in their own personalized cake box. Start by demonstrating simple decorating ideas, to give them all some ideas to start.

For food you can offer drinks and finger snacks. When they are all done cake decorating, how about some party games such as hot potato, blindfold the cook, and the egg and spoon race game. When the party is over, all the guests can return home with their own decorated cake and a goody bag with cooking party favors such as “dough,” mini rolling pins, measuring spoons and cookie cutters.

This is a great girl birthday party theme for little girls and one of my favourite party ideas for girls who love baking and art and craft type things.


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