Jb - posted on 02/10/2009 ( 3 moms have responded )
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My daughter is turning 1 years old in March, and I'm trying to plan a party. Her birthday coincides with her father's, and we don't have many friends who have children (we have many childless frieds). Our place is not big enough to host a lot of people, and it will likely still be too cold to host the festivities outdoors. Any suggestions?
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Jennifer - posted on 02/10/2009
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First birthday is important, some easy ideas are to head to the local dollar store. I didn't go all out, I bought some "boy" paper plates and napkins, and I rented a cake tin shaped like a teddy bear, and made a cake. You should have a local party place that rents them so you don't have to drop $20 at Michaels. Just invite who you want, and decide whether you want gifts. You could combine the two birthdays together and make it "princessed" themed and your husband would have to wear a crown too just for fun. You could also google baby theme birthday parties and you might get ideas there too.
Victoria - posted on 02/10/2009
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I had a nice little get together at my house with my friends & family (anyone who had kids brought them). My son's birthday is also in March & it was snowing the day after he was born (the day before he was born it was about 50 degrees!). At that age they'll never remember & it's better to save your money for when they start having a say in where their b-day party will be!! It's nice to have photos & momentos, but not necessary to go "all out".
Stacy - posted on 02/10/2009
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yes start a 1st bday tradition!ours is a spagehti meal prepared and cleaned up by grandpa for every grandchilds 1st bday(11 of them so far and still counting)but find your own and go with it.
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