My favorite websites for birthday parties

by Tonya

in Birthday Party Ideas

There are many sources on the web for birthday parties for kids. The two I’ve used the most are BirthdayExpress.com and OrientalTradingCompany.com.

They provide not only a list of themes a mile long, but all the supplies you could possibly need for a kid’s birthday party. If you are short on time to plan the party this is the way to go! You can pick the theme with your child, get the decorations and favors, and have it all shipped to your front door in time for the party!

If you’re needing additional help in choosing a gift, planning games, etc. a great website to check out is AmazingMoms.com. They’ve got it all! Even themes for pre-teens, pool parties, and more!

You’ll find printable invitations, placemats, and party tags at http://holidays.kaboose.com/birthday-party.html

At kids-birthday-party-guide.com you’ll find all this plus healthy recipes for your child’s birthday party! Wouldn’t it be great knowing that your child’s party won’t send home a bunch of sugar-buzzed kids?

Some unique birthday party games (also inclusive of the theme) can be found at BirthdayPartyGamesLady.com. One great theme/game idea is centered around the TV series Survivor. The whole party, it’s games, etc. are centered around this show. This website is geared for children ages 6 and older.

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