Cake, Punch, Cookies: Teddy Bears
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How Much Do You Spend on Party Favors?
Asked by M.S. from Philadelphia
on March 26, 2010
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my daugher's party is next week. I'm not into giving away too much candy anyway, but esp. as it's Easter w/end. I like to give things that people will use, not just th...
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- Wow big party - enjoy that! I would go to Target and find something fun for $1 in the dollar section....
- What about taking a picture of her with everyone and send that with the thank you card ? Or go to the Dollar Tree and get stuff there. I try to keep it pretty cheap....
- Isn't the party itself the "gift" to the guest? The kids get to partake in the activities, food, cake, etc. Sorry, but goody bags are one of my pet peeves. I hate t...
Healthy Snack to Bring to Halloween Party
Asked by K.M. from Dallas
on October 13, 2008
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Hello Ladies!
I am attending a Halloween party where we are serving only Healthy snacks. I was hoping that some of you might have some fun and interesting (but ver...
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- Last year for our Halloween party I made monster eyes and more kids ate them than I thought would. You cut carrots in small chunks (take a big one and if you cut it a...
- I did this for a my son's K-class. Spread peanut butter on apple slices and than put teddy grahams on the peanut butter. The 'mini' teddy grahams work great. They a...
- A great milk/nut free fruit dip is (forgive me if I am off on the name a little) Tuffuti's Better Than Cream Cheese and a small amount of reduced sugar jelly mixed tog...
Chocolate Cake for Babies First Birthday?
Asked by P.G. from Dallas
on January 5, 2007
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My in-laws have given 2 of their kids and all 4 grandkids chocolate cake for the first birthday. I have read that chocolate chould be avoided until 18 months of age. ...
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- Our friends just gave their 1 yr. old a chocolate cake for his 1st birthday. Just a warning - it's a MESS! Not much ended up in his mouth, but everywhere else so cle...
- I'm an overprotective mom, too, and I gave my son chocolate cake. He was fine!
- I fed both my daughter and son chocolate cake for their first birthdays. They mostly played with it, ate very little, wore most of it! It is all part of the fun of t...
What to Do for a 7 Year Old Girl?
Asked by S.L. from Detroit
on March 7, 2007
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My daughter will be turning 7 soon and I'm trying to figure out what to do for her. She is to big for chuck e cheese and jeepers. She's a little lady so I'm trying to ...
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- My son just celebrated his 10th birthday with a party at Pump It Up in Auburn Hills, MI. The place was incredible. Your entire party is private and you'll rotate into...
- There is a place in Orion on Baldwin Rd called Sugar Buzz. They do really cute themed birthday parties. For girls they have themes like princess, disco, tea party, e...
- What about a sleepover for all her girlfriends and her. Maybe do a theme like a luau or 50's drive-in and have them get all their sleeping bags in from of the tv to w...
What kind of activities can I do with my 2 year old at home?
Asked by M.G. from Washington DC
on April 11, 2008
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Ok, it is summer time but due to one thing and another we only have one car.
so i was wondering what kind of activities i can do with my almost 2 year old at home d...
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- Hi M., I have been a SAHM for 17 years. I have 3 children, a daughter (17, and 2 sons (15 and 11). Like you, I looked for "activities" to do with my children. If...
- I also am a stay at home Mom with a 2yr old and 3yr old. I know that it can be a challenge to occupy children at that young age. Everyday is a struggle to balance ...
- Here goes w/more idea for your little boy :D...wading pool, slip & slide, sprinkler (!), Play-Doh (you can make your own! Look online for recipe), building blocks, Lin...
Keeping Sanity in Winter
Asked by M.R. from San Francisco
on January 26, 2009
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Does anyone have any ideas on keeping sane on cold and/or rainy days? I have 2 active boys and I am not sure what we can do at home. I know that are indoor places to t...
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- Maria, Move all your living room/dining room furniture together and make a fort with blankets or sheets. Kids have endless fun in forts and its great for their imag...
- My son got a nerf style soft foam bowling game for his birthday & he loves it. Of course he sets up the pins in a row and cheats like a gypsy but it keeps him busy.
- I fill up the kitchen sink with some water and add soap, throw in some spoons, spatulas, tupperware and let him play in the sink, it keeps him busy for about 45 minute...
