Birthday parties for littles can add up fast. For a few Benjamins,
you can take them and a few friends to a bounce place or rent a bounce
house for your backyard. We didn’t start big parties like that for my
older daughter until she was about five. So when my younger turned
three, even though she now knows about big blow-out parties, we decided
to stick to a small, at-home party.
I landed on the idea of playdate-style, which isn’t really a thing, but I think it should be! It may just be a label I made up to the way most people do parties anyway? With the cost of donut-themed invitations, rings, dollar store helium balloons and food, I was able to pull off the fun-for-my-daughter party on a small budget. (She had picked the donut “theme” from a catalog, and I filled that wish via Amazon and Mr. Ronnie’s Donut Shop!)
Read the rest on the Baton Rouge Parents Magazine website.
I landed on the idea of playdate-style, which isn’t really a thing, but I think it should be! It may just be a label I made up to the way most people do parties anyway? With the cost of donut-themed invitations, rings, dollar store helium balloons and food, I was able to pull off the fun-for-my-daughter party on a small budget. (She had picked the donut “theme” from a catalog, and I filled that wish via Amazon and Mr. Ronnie’s Donut Shop!)
Read the rest on the Baton Rouge Parents Magazine website.