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If your child can already socialize with other kids, you may be familiar with kiddie parties by now. Some parties are created out of the box (catered food, or planned by a professional), and some are ad hoc (do-it-yourself parties). Here are some tips if you're planning on creating a party from scratch.

1. Party Theme

Themes are an important factor of planning parties for children. The children you invited should be able to appreciate the theme. If the theme is outdated, the kids will not enjoy the party as much. Ideal themes include cowboy themes, prince and princess, and pirates.


2. Create Your Own Party Accessories

You cannot scrimp on food, but you are able to definitely scrimp on accessories. Use your crafting skills to create adorable favors. You can create baskets for candies and paper flowers. You are able to even create your own buffet table decorations.

3. Your Guests

Always make certain your guest list coincides with the amount of people you’re preparing the party for. Your guest list will be a basis for the number of tables you will rent, and the number of food servings you'll prepare. To be on the safe side, settle for an approximation.

Make sure you inform everyone early. Keep your guests posted so that they can arrange their schedules. They may have other plans that they require to shelf just to attend.

4. Party Games

Party games are more important if the celebrant and his guests are kids. Entertainment is important so that kids don't get bored. The energy must be kept high in a party so that everyone can have a superior time. A pinata breaking event is almost always included in the list of top party games. You can have relay races or running games in the event you have a big lawn.

5. Prepare for Clean Up

If you plan for the Singapore birthday party (more info here) itself, but not what happens after the party, you may be in for the shock of your life. To keep things simple, seperate the trash.