Whether you're throwing a huge bash or just have a few friends over for the afternoon, it's no secret that kids' birthday parties can stress even the most level-headed mom out. And when you have little kids who can not only get into everything, but also have what seems like the world's shortest attention span, planning can get pretty tricky. Use these party ideas to take the thinking out of your toddler's next birthday bash.
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No matter if you're swinging by your local carnival or relaxing in the backyard, you can't deny that kids love this classic no matter the venue.
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Take the creative route . . . minus the mess with these easy-to-make mermaids made from colorful egg cartons.
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Dig into your party theme, and create a frisbee or bean bag toss that fits your style. Added bonus: it's supercheap to make.
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You know the saying, finders keepers? Get their juices flowing by including a scavenger hunt into his next bash. You can either print one up that's in theme or go rogue if you're short on time.
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Put a tactical spin on musical chairs with a "pass the parcel" game. Wrap a present in several layers and have the partygoers pass it around until the music stops, each time getting closer to the prize. It's perfect for tiny hands.
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Channel Tyra Banks in Life Size and get to work making these amazing —and just a tiny bit extra — life-size Barbie and Ken boxes.
Scour your bathrooms for old tissue boxes, wrap them in different paper, and watch them battle it out for hours. Don't forget to grab some ping-pong balls from the dollar store.
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All you need are a few plastic headbands, shimmery craft supplies, and a little imagination.
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Keep them busy before the food arrives with a huge box of Crayola crayons and themed printables.