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Pediatrician Recommendations???
Asked by S.W. from Salt Lake City
on April 2, 2008
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This is our 3rd move in 6 months, and we have to pick a new pediatrician AGAIN. I really liked the one in Arizona with kid friendly rooms, staff, and doctors. Our do...
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- I love my pediatrician at intermountain medical center, Dr. Lynch. The rooms are not super kid friendly but she is an amazing doctor and so good with kids. She really ...
- I love, love, love my pediatrician and his entire practice. I have seen just about every doctor there when they have been covering for my doctor and they are all fant...
- Hi- I was a pharmaceutical rep who worked with a lot of pediatric doctors around the valley. I think I have a good sense of doctors I would feel comfortable bringing ...
Birthday Party Favors
Asked by D.T. from Dallas
on March 26, 2010
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Anyone have any good unique ideas for birthday party favors? I don't want to buy the same ole little toys that just get thrown in the trash and some kids have food all...
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- I'm not a fan of party favors for kids' parties. BUT- what about a coloring book? The dollar store generally has lots to choose from.
- Hi D., Here are a few ideas for party favors- 1- Art Supplies- Crayons/pencils/finger paints/coloring books 2- Play dough/ cookie cutters/ plastic knives/ small...
- Since when is party favors a requirement? When didn't get them when we were kids. In this economy I say the party favor is the fact that the children get to go to a ...
Poem or Invitation That Makes Someone RSVP in Order to Find Out the Location?
Asked by K.B. from Tulsa
on November 12, 2010
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Hi. I read somewhere that people are having birthday party invitations with "Call for the location" in order to force RSVPs. I thought of tying it in with Scooby Doo ...
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- I think this is a great idea! Far, far too many people don't respond to the rsvp and it adds undo stress on the host/hostess. I use evites a lot for the kids parties...
- That is a really cute idea! Or you could write the location in invisible ink on an enclosed piece of paper (google invisible ink).
- A birthday party for a special child A mystery to solve for you RSVP to this invite to find where to party with Scooby Doo or The mystery machine is revving u...
Need Help with Joint Boy/girl Birthday Party!
Asked by A.H. from Nashville
on July 29, 2009
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Hey ladies! Well, I totally have "birthdays" on my brain, as my oldest child turns 4 this coming weekend. In planning his party, I have started thinking about what I a...
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- I would do bright colors, lots of balloons, dollar store has balloon table cloth, napkins, plates, any bright colors mix and match. Cake can have balloons on it too. T...
- Do a primary color birthday. Have everyone wear a primary color (red, blue or yellow). Kids love bright colors. Have two cakes, a primary color one with a big #1 on...
- Hi, I did a princess/knight party for my baby's 1st birthday. I gave all of the boys breast plates and knight hats, and I gave all of the girls crowns and a wand...
Birthday Party Ideas
Asked by J.D. from Washington DC
on February 24, 2007
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Anybody have some great birthday party ideas for an active 5 year old turning 6 that won't leave my house in shambles? I plan to have it at home to save money and am ...
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- Not sure what your house setup is like, but would something along the lines of a treasure hunt be feasible? You could plan it for indoors, but if the weather breaks i...
- My 3 year old loves Diego. Now I realize that 6 and 3 are worlds apart in ages... but a jungle theme can be really fun. At our party, 1/2 were 3 year olds, 1/2 were ...
- Hi! My oldest daughter is about to turn 19 years old, so I have LOTS of birthday party experience! The parties I held at home were always more expensive than the ones ...
Need Combined Birthday Party Ideas
Asked by S.Y. from Grand Rapids
on July 24, 2009
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My sister and I have decided that we are going to combine our children's birthday parties this year. Her son will be 2 and my daughter will be 3. I am looking for id...
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- Hi S., A Mickey and Minnie Mouse Theme, Diego and Dora, or a Sesame Street Elmo and Zoe Theme would be fun. You may also want to consider renting a moon bounce, if ...
- How many children will be attending? She should have her own cake, boy cake, girl cake, the games can be played by all kids, pin the tail on the (?) what ever you dec...
- Hi S. - Two suggestions: 1) Pirates & Princesses - have the kids dress up (you'll be surprised how many girls will dress as pirates!), pre-paint mini chests (from a cr...
Dr. Suess Thing 1/Thing 2 Party Ideas
Asked by J.F. from Boston
on April 25, 2012
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My two little boys will be turning 3 and 5 in May, so I've selected the theme Thing 1 and Thing 2 for their birthday pizza party (since I call them that sometimes!) I'...
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- My SIL threw a party for her twins in this theme. She had shirts made for them and the older kids. So there were Things 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
- You can put the cotton candy in little cups and put 1 or 2 on each one. For the cupcakes, you can use blue icing (like for their hair) and maybe do toothpicks w/ 1 & ...
- Are you on Pinterest?? There are a bunch of cute Thing1 & 2 party ideas on there! I had twins in my daycare years ago, and my own hubby called the girls that since ...
Adult Only Halloween Party- Need Costume Ideas!
Asked by K.B. from Columbus
on October 25, 2010
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My husband and I are going to an adult only Halloween party this Saturday. We want to come up with something creative and funny, but not something that will be overdo...
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- By FAR the best costume I ever did was w/ me, a girlfriend and my brother and sister-in-law. We went as the big bad wolf and the three little pigs. I even sewed nipp...
- Crayons. Dress all in one color, make a cone-shaped hat, and a label to wear on your arm. Seems like there was another post recently on costumes, if you can find t...
- My BF was (a very creepy, not so cute and cuddly) Elmo last year, LOL. Who's 38 and fits into a 3T Elmo costume? HE DOES! I love the Elmo/Katy Perry idea, super cute. ...
2 Year Old Birthday Party Games
Asked by D.R. from Chicago
on July 15, 2009
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Hi Moms,
My daughter is turning 2 at the end of the month and we're are having a small birthday party for her. There will be three other children there, ages 2, 4, a...
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- simple is best, but games with no winners, work well. Follow the leader, a race, bubble blowing, ring around the rosie, or dancing. I have made a big felt board, we ...
- most 2 yr olds are a little young for specific party games. If you have a back yard, I would get some kind of sprinkler toy and let the kids splash with the water. T...
- I ditto your previous post's response. Simple is best. Even doing a simplified bozo-bucket type game or some type of ring toss or a bean-bag type throwing game. That...
10 Year Old Birthday Party
Asked by S.H. from Kansas City
on April 7, 2008
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My son is turning 10 at the end of April. We are having his party at Pump it Up and have invited his class and a few other friends. I am wondering should I provide p...
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- I don't know what 10 year old boys are into anymore; my advice is to ask him what we wants for the cake or cupcakes. If it's a surprise (or if he doesn't care as long...
- 10 is a hard age for cake because he's getting big, but I've had some recent luck impressing some 13 year old boys. You can see them on my myspace page (you don’t h...
- First, Pump it up is a great place. My daughter celebrated her 6th birthday there. For the party favors & cake, ask your son what kind of cake he would like and what...
