As a parent, you’ll undoubtedly be asked (or expected) to throw a party for your children most years until they hit their teens. It’s almost a given that kids want to celebrate (and quite rightly so), however it’s often difficult to know what works and what doesn’t, especially if you’re a first time parent.
With that in mind, the team here at Twizzle, London’s leading kids party planners, took the decision to put together The Ultimate Kids Party Planning Cheat Sheet. Above all else, it’s been put together to help you make basic decisions as to what could work when planning a party for your little one based upon, primarily, their age. From the right venue to the right number of guests, food and a range of top tips; we’ve got it all covered!
I found this very interesting to read. Especially now that I am in the middle of organising my girls first birthday party. Her birthday is on Monday but we are going to have the party the weekend after that because her grandparents are off to another birthday party somewhere else this weekend unfortunately. But this weekend we will have the cake smash photo shooting. That is if I get in all the bits on time.
Great post, I’ve been doing parties for 10 years and always spend way to much. This is very simple yet I bet very effective xx
Great post – with four children I have held quite a few parties but tend to book a local play centre or attraction! Far less stress (for me!) Kaz x
I have 2 birthdays coming up next month and I’m sure parties will play a part although I’ve managed to miss out on throwing them for the past few years!
This is great! I have my boys birthday next month so will be planning soon.
Interesting post thanks. I have seen this infographic and think the ideas are really great. Angela
I’ve done a few kids parties now for my 3 kids. I love snacks for the parents or getting mobile number of parents if they are leaving their kids.
I’m currently organising my daughter’s 1st birthday and I can’t wait! Great tips 🙂
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We’ve got N’s joint party this weekend. He’s 5, but only inviting 5 people wouldn’t have happened until he’s probably a year+ older. This time we’ve got the whole class plus NCT friends, and that’s turning out to be 21 (although 1 child was ill yesterday so not sure if he’ll be there).
This is sich a cool idea. My little girl is 4 this year and party planning seems such a stress but this has helped me think about it. Thank you. X
Planning partys is so hard. Esp these days when kids want such big over the top partys. This year i am paying for a party bus full of soft play. Then im paying for someone to do the food too. He he