Have a princess party with some of your favourite characters and games!

Celebrate summer birthdays with some of these games and ideas!

Day trips are a great adventure for the whole family! To ensure a smooth trip, structure it so there is time to nap in strollers or during the drive, and remember to pack things like pajamas, books, toys etc. in the event of a late return. The following are some great day trip outings: Farms With petting...

Perfect for preschoolers, these games are great at parties or other gatherings. Ring around the Rosie Children join hands and form a circle. They dance around the circle singing " Ring around the rosie, a pocket full of posies, hush-a, hush-a, we all fall down ". At down, all children fall...

There are many childhood games involving sitting or standing in a circle that are great for parties and gatherings. The following are two classic examples: Duck, Duck, Goose All children sit in a circle except the player chosen as IT. IT walks around the circle lightly tapping players on the head, either...

Knowing what to expect from an entertainer in advance will help avoid any surprises on party day. Once you book your performer, be sure to ask for a written confirmation that clearly itemizes all the details and the cost. The following are some questions to ask: 1. How much do you charge? Don't let...

Here are a few party themes to keep on hand as your child's big day approaches. 1. Pajama Party Just because your preschooler isn't old enough for a slumber party, doesn't mean he or she can't have a pajama party. Invite guests to wear their pj's and bring their favourite stuffed...

Here are a couple of party themes inspired by the outdoor elements to keep on hand as your child's big day approaches. 1. Shifty Seasons A summer party in February? Something wintery in July? It's easy enough to do. Create a summery feel in the heart of winter by decorating your house with fresh...

More activities to liven up and party! Dress-up Relay Pile some old clothes at the starting line and then divide guests into two or three groups. Place groups so that the first player from each group stands at the starting line, and all subsequent players stand 5 metres apart behind him or her. At "go"...

Loot bags. You can't live with them...and your child's guests can't live without them. What should you buy? And how much should you spend? Ease the loot bag crisis by creating your own loot. If your child is old enough, have him/her make personal gifts, such as edible treats or friendship...