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So,
your two year old is about to turn three. You've got about a month before
the big day.
You
want to have the birthday party at home, since renting out one of those great
bounce houses, dance studios, or fancy makeover places for little ones is way beyond
your budget.
How
can you make a party at home special while making the planning even easier on
yourself?
Do
a themed party.
I've
done themed parties with my girls ever since they started having birthdays.
I
decide on a theme based on what the child is interested in at that point, or
based upon the time of year it is, and go for it.
Once
you choose a theme, invitations are a breeze to pick out or design yourself.
The
design of the cake becomes clear. No more asking yourself, "what do
I want the cake to say or look like?"
The
decorations become more focused and more fun. Check out how Manda at Once
Upon My Life decorated her house for her child's "Vintage Circus"
themed birthday party.
You
can choose party favors quickly and decisively to go along with your theme.
No more wandering the dollar store aisles wondering what the kids might like.
Even
the food served is more fun to prepare. You can use your creativity with
what is served based upon the party theme.
Overall,
a birthday party is easier and more fun to throw than a non-themed one.
Try it next time and let me know if I'm telling you the truth!
Check
out the Pinterest board I created for you with tons of themes for you to try!
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| (Click here to see the Pinterest board)! |
Have you done themed birthday parties for your kids? Which one do you think was your most successful? I'd love to hear your stories!
P.S. - Stay tuned for my post on Emma's 2nd birthday party! The theme is "Splash-tastic".




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