Sports Theme: Toddler
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Sports Theme Party for 6Yr
Asked by M.M. from Los Angeles
on October 19, 2010
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Hello Great Moms!
I am having a sports theme party for my son who is turning 6 years old. we are having it at a local park with plenty of open space. I want to play ...
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- I was just going to do this.. I was thinking about setting up stations.. 1) tee ball, 2) basket ball shoot out 3) soccer shoot out 4) hockey shoot out.. everyone gets ...
- I love the game where you have a balloon on a string about 3 ft long and tie it to the ankle of each child. Then they all chase each other and try and pop the others ...
- Maybe an obstacle course. where there are several things you do in one trip.
Sports
Asked by N.D. from Clarksville
on January 11, 2008
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My son is 4 and I want to get him involved in sports but he's at that age where he's still not old enough to do any yet. Any ideas would be great!!
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- My son began ice skating at Centennial in Nashville a few months before his fourth birthday. He is playing ice hockey and LOVES it. I would suggest whatever sport your...
- Soccer usually is a good sport to start kids out in and it usually starts as young as 3.
- Unless they have changed their policy recently, AYSO has soccer teams for 4-year-olds. Keep in mind that all 4-year-olds are not created equal. My 4th child was born...
Theme Birthday Party
Asked by M. from Houston
on July 30, 2006
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My son can't decide whether to do a Pirates of the Caribbean for his 6th birthday bash or Madagascar. Please help me with cool ideas for his birthday. Thank you soo ...
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- That is a hard one. Both are great. The best way is to watch how they respond to each one. You could do a Pirates/Madagascar crossover. ie Pirates go to Madagasca...
- you might also check out the Oriental trading company. they do lots of loot bags if you are trying to stay on budget. and Mac Donald's has the pirates happy meals that...
- Way too funny. My son is turning 7 and birthday is scheduled for 8-26 also and he can't decide what to do. He also thought about Pirates of the Carribean. If I come up...
Sports
Asked by T.R. from Cincinnati
on September 29, 2009
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I am a stay at home mom of one son, who's 3, who I recently signed up for Youth Soccer. This is the first sport or any activity that we have done with other kids (ex n...
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- If you let him quit, he will realize that his behavior allowed him to control the situation. The same thing happened with my son and football. He was 4 and cried eve...
- You don't say the age of the child. Maturity and age can make a huge difference in a sport. Also, soccer can be very overwhelming for a child as a first activity with ...
- My children have all been involved in sports but I never started them playing until they were five. I am so against this push to get them involved at such young ages....
Sports
Asked by E.G. from Daytona Beach
on May 28, 2010
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Does anyone know of a sport that is good for a 3 and half year old?
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- Soccer is the best at this age. They learn rules and there is no pressure and it is easy for them to follow.
- Dance, gymnastics, karate, swimming... my daughter is 3.5 and has also requested golf!
- My daughters are 3 and 6 and they both take dance and play soccer. For a boy T-ball would also work! Have fun!
Birthday Party
Asked by A.M. from College Station
on September 11, 2010
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My daughters are a year and 20 days apart so I am splitting down the middle and having a birthday party for both of my girls (they will be 1 and 2) so its not like its...
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- i dont think a pony not be so great for the 1 and 2 or the 16 yr old. i would do a go fish (where you put the pole and string over the curtian and get a prize) the 16 ...
- A super cute theme for girls that age is ladybugs! You'd be able to get a mix of red, black, and white paper products if you want. You could do a pin the spots on th...
- Skip the pony. Too much money for your girls that are too young. Let them pick the theme. It really doesn't matter. Go online or look at a catalog and see what th...
Looking for a 'Sports' Themed Party Place
Asked by A.C. from Washington DC
on April 21, 2008
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Does anyone have any suggestions for a sports themed party venue in the Balt/AAco. area? My soon to be 5yo son wants to do "sports" for his BD and I am having a hard ...
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- How about a soccer place? Soccerdome in Anne Arundel county does birthday parties. You can check them out at www.soccerdome.com
- There is a multi-sports complex in Severna Park/Millersville. If you are familiar with where the old Benfield Ice Rink was, it occupies that same building. If you ta...
- Check out local gym's or health clubs or pools in your area. I live in Columbia and the Columbia Association Gyms offer basketball b-day parties, swim/splashdown part...
Halloween Theme
Asked by L.G. from Kansas City
on September 19, 2008
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Traditionally, I have my kids dress up for Halloween surrounding a certain theme. I have three little ones and we've done The Wizard of Oz and Vampires with a baby ba...
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- You could try the Adams family. It would be cute!
- I used to do that too, L.:-) One year, we did a dog theme (Clifford and Blue) and another year Monsters, Inc. (Sully and Mike) although those were expensive costumes ...
- Good Morning L., How about one of these for a theme, Cowboys, Hobo's, Zoo Parade, Dragon Tails, Clown Circus, Cheer leaders, Your little guy could carry a megaphone. N...
Teenager, Working and Sports
Asked by D.D. from Pittsburgh
on October 5, 2011
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For those moms who have teenagers who play sports, have great grades in high school how do they get a job? Do you give them money for gas, going out with bg/gf?
How ...
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- We gave our daughter money for going out.. which she did not do very often. I would guess at the most it came out to $20. per week. She took her lunch every day. We p...
- Speaking for our family, we told our kids that their 'job' was to be the best student possible. Our son is now out of the house, but our daughter is a junior and taki...
- It would have been impossible for my son to have a job while he was running track. School ended at 3, track practice ended at 5:30. By the time he got home, showered...
First Birthday Party Favors?
Asked by D.M. from Seattle
on January 25, 2009
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Hiya mamas, I need some ideas on what to do for party favors for my sons first birthday. There will be variety of kids of varying ages at this party and was hoping to...
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- Try this site: http://www.orientaltrading.com/ I've purchased party favors, incentives for classroom participation, small gifts for co-workers on Valentine's day, ...
- Bouncy balls. Obviously, the large ones filled with air, not the little ones. You can have a bin where everyone gets to choose one to take home. Leftovers are no p...
- My daughter's birthday is in the summer and we gave out little sand pails, a jar of bubbles, a book, and a small bag of crackers. The pails and books were each $1 at T...
