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Tea Party Birthday Parties

Tea party themed birthday parties can be loads of fun, and aren’t hard to put together. For invitations consider a teacup-shaped card with a string and tag attached mimicking a tea bag. You can write your party details on the tag and on the cup. Dressing up is the most fun part. You can invite your guest to come dressed up, or consider it a party activity. Position a mirror in the party room so the girls can see how they look. Provide boas, tiaras, and loads and loads of beaded necklaces and bracelets. Thrift stores and garage sales are … Continue reading →

Birthdays at School

Having a birthday on a school day can be very exciting for a child. The class sings happy birthday and often parents send cupcakes or cookies. Most students’ birthdays in my class have gone rather well. However, there have been a few times that the day could have gone better. For those days, I have some advice. If sending birthday party invitations to school, please send enough invitations for the entire class or at least invite either all of the girls or all of the boys, depending on the gender of the child. Too often, invitations are sent to school … Continue reading →

Inexpensive Birthday Party Ideas

With Tyler’s birthday fast approaching it’s time for me to get into final planning mode. He’s really excited about turning six and not so much concerned about having a party, which is fine with me. I have promised him $50 dollars and a trip to Toys R Us to spend it. Other than that we will probaby keep things really, really simple. If you have an upcoming party to plan and are looking for ideas, especially those that won’t send you to the poor house, I have a few tips you may be able to use. I found them in, … Continue reading →

Family Fun: October Review

October was a bit of a slow month, but the topics covered were very interesting and they were written by Catherine Ipcizade and Heather Long. They covered everything from learning to read to trick-or-treating. Catherine’s main topics are Food and Weight Loss, and she does a great job in those two as well. Heather’s main topics are Baby, Fitness, and Marriage. She too does a great job, and I have the pleasure of working with her in the latter. Safety Tips for Trick or Treating Heather kicked off the month by offering nine tips to keep your little ones safe … Continue reading →

Birthday Letters

It’s hard to believe that next month Tyler will celebrate his sixth birthday. I really wanted to do something special this year. He wants a party at Blu Rabbit’s Paradise (similar to Chuck E. Cheese). The problem is he’s in a class with 22 other kids. Frankly, I don’t think I can afford to pay for so many. But I don’t want to not invite anyone. I may not have to worry because hopefully by the time his birthday rolls around his class will have divided into two classes because they finally hired another teacher. If so, each class will … Continue reading →