Comments on: Come to Tea - lots of fun party ideas, crafts and recipes

By: melissa

melissa — Tue, 17 Apr 2007 04:59:05 +0000

for his 3rd birthday he wanted a Chuckie Cheese party; 6 kids, the parents are the only ones who ate pizza, 2 kids ran away from scary Chuckie, 1 fell asleep, my 2 nieces & my son had a blast & cost about $110. For his 4th birthday, my son wanted a party at a playground we go to all the time for 2-5 yro. There’s a shelter where we hung a ‘Cars’ pinata full of trinkets & fruit packages, lots of tables, park was free, running water for balloons, squirt guns and bathrooms across the street at a floral garden which we walked through, the kids loved all the different kinds of flowers. We had ‘car cupcakes’, healthy snacks, box juice, prizes, dollar store water toys & my son has begged me all year to have his 5th birthday there - thats in June. He still tells everyone that his last birthday was the bestest & since he knows its coming soon he’s already asking kids to come. He thinks he wants dinosaurs this time. The greatest thing out of this party was this absolutely wonderful smile that he had on his face for days after. Oh & it only cost about $35.00 for food & junk.

By: Kat

Kat — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 19:43:44 +0000

i have 2 girls, one is turning 4 middle of april and one is turning 11 end of may.
We blend bd’s somewhere in the middle to celebrate with all the family, something we all can enjoy — chucky cheese, picnic at park, pizza party, use coupons for pizza or chucky ch. from sunday papers
this year we are getting married so its going to be simple but fun– we are taking them to the ymca, and told them to invite friends who already have membership, and celebrate with hotdogs, beans, and box cake. and this time we are going to have picnic lunch with family at a park. add some balloons and they think its great

By: Jamie

Jamie — Sat, 24 Mar 2007 02:02:15 +0000

My approach to children’s parties is really pretty simple and have always gotten rave reviews from friends and family. I allow my son to choose the theme and I choose age appropriate games and decorations for the party. He’s excited because he gets to help and choose and sees his favorite character, etc. and I get to manage budgets and keep all the guests happy as well. Being a rather creative and organized person helps of course, lol.

By: Kim

Kim — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 23:40:24 +0000

For my daughters 4 yr birthday last year we ordered a pony. They gave the kids pony rides and let the kids feed her. The company also has other animals for small petting zoos. It was a huge hit and very inexpensive. It made great photos as well.

By: Sallie

Sallie — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 20:36:26 +0000

Plan a bowling party. The kids love it. I didn’t care for the honey with the peanut butter idea; and most of us don’t have a bookstore with leftovers to hand out.