5. Snacks that work for little hands
No need for fancy meals – kids love snacks they can grab and nibble easily. Think popcorn, fruit slices, mini cupcakes or veggie sticks. And don’t forget to check for any allergies so everyone can snack happily and safely.
6. Easy activities full of laughter and energy
You don’t need a packed schedule. Just a few simple games or activities will do the trick. Try a treasure hunt in the living room, build a tunnel with blankets or turn the lights down for a living room disco. A little setup can go a long way toward big giggles and happy chaos.
7. Remember to enjoy it yourself too
Parents should have fun too. Don’t be afraid to simplify. Buy ready-made decorations, prepare goody bags early or ask a friend to help out with the games. The more relaxed you are, the more you’ll enjoy the party right along with your child.