L.T. asks from Mountain View, CA on December 16, 2007
Gym Birthday Ideas
I'm doing a birthday party for my daughter (turning 3) at a local gym. Somebody can recomend some nice goody bags...i just want something diferent. Thank you
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B.S. answers from San Francisco on December 20, 2007
Bird seed to feed the birds in little bags... felted wool balls to throw around (you can make you own, pretty cheaply)... finger puppets (also easy to make)...
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K.G. answers from San Francisco on December 18, 2007
Small jigsaw puzzles (more of a goodie box)?
J.S. answers from Sacramento on December 18, 2007
what about flower pots with diffrent types of flower seeds for them to plant when they get home!
C.F. answers from Visalia on December 19, 2007
I.C. answers from Salinas on December 18, 2007
The best gift bag that my kids ever received as a single beanie baby alligator -- nothing else, just the alligator. Every other thing from a gift bag has been lost, broken or thrown out but we still have that alligator.
Since that alligator was such a hit with my kids, I've used the single large gift in liu of gift bag for over 10 years now. Moms love it; kids love it.
Try it -- but get them all the same (all alligators not 1 alligator, 1 frog, 1 duck, etc). If they are not the same, I guarentee one kid will want what another has and the other won't give it up.
Maybe a Dora the Explorer toy? Gift certificate for Blockbuster?
Oh -- and if you are really organized, attach your thank you note to the gift. Mine always said something like: "Thanks for coming to my party! I can't wait to play with your gift! Like you, I'm sure it's fantastic!"
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J.F. answers from San Francisco on December 18, 2007
I used Oriental Trading for my 3 year old gift bags. I was able to purchase mini flashlights, glow sticks, sets of crayons, activity pads, stickers, stamps, and bags for a crowd of 24 all for $60. Sweet prices and lots of themes. It took about two weeks for everything to arrive, so order early if you go this route.
G.D. answers from Modesto on December 18, 2007
Go to the dolar store and get all kids of goddies!!!
Then get a pinata (party store has lots) that does not need a stick...you pull collored strings till you find the one that opens it...have the children get in line and choose a string and pull to check their luck...until it opens and all candy falls...give them a baggy to put their goodies!!!! They love it and have fun filling their bags with candy and goddies!!! Love, G.. :0)
V.R. answers from Fresno on December 18, 2007
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How about healthy (or healthier) snacks, try your local Whole Foods or Trader Joes. Also some active toys like jump ropes. Also kids love brightly colored sippy cups and they could take those to the kids room at the gym while Mom and Dad are working out.
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B.S. answers from San Francisco on December 20, 2007
Bird seed to feed the birds in little bags... felted wool balls to throw around (you can make you own, pretty cheaply)... finger puppets (also easy to make)...
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