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Momosphere: 10.23.09
Oct 23 2009 by Jennifer Newman
Birthdays are a big deal. While a lot of adults want to forget them, most kids want to celebrate them with over-the-top pageantry. My 6-year-old’s birthday is in December, but he’s been talking about his birthday party for months now. We’re currently in negotiations over his birthday party (he wants it at home, which I’m for) and the number of guests (he’d like to invite the whole world). While we work that out, I’ve been trying figure out at what age we can end the parties. Is 8 too early?
The Big Birthday Countdown; MommyTracked.com
Blogger Stefanie Wilder-Taylor is running out of time — and possibly money — to plan her daughter’s birthday party. “Elby, rather than just being happy she had a birthday party at all last year, is actually expecting us to step it up a notch,” she writes. “She wants My Gym or The Jump Around or a princess party with a real live princess who comes over to hang out with her and her friends and put glitter in their hair. Yeah. The kid is 4-years-old going on delusional if she thinks I’m dropping that kind of money on her fifth birthday.”
10 Clutter-Free Gift Ideas for Kids; SimpleMom.net
Between birthdays and Christmas, our house often looks like the toy aisles at Target. We do our best to weed out the forgotten and broken toys, but I swear the toys are multiplying in the basement. Megan at SimpleMom.net has some great ideas for different kinds of gifts for kids.
25 Birthday Party Tips; Babble.com
Babble.com has compiled a list of ideas for throwing a fun, inexpensive kids’ party. The only thing that could be better is if someone else threw it for me, but then it probably wouldn’t be inexpensive.
