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Checklist of “Must Do’s for a Children’s Birthday Extravaganza

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Timing – the younger the children are the shorter the duration of the party. Even though 3-5 year olds take longer to organise at a party their concentration span is shorter so 1 -3/4 hour party is usually long enough. Broken down into 15 minutes meet and greet, 45 minutes play or entertainment, 20 minutes for food, 15 minutes for the cake because almost all the kids will want a turn at blowing out the candles, and 10 minutes for round up and collection. For older children, 2 hours is good, allowing 1 hour for play or perhaps formal entertainment like a magician or the GymBus. Party Day – have a backup plan for rain if you’re having an outdoor party at home or at a park. Be sure to have all your guests contact details for last minute changes like if the birthday child wakes up with gastro! In the days leading up to the party, make up a contact list for parents in case of emergencies like injuries or allergic reaction to you party food!  For more details, please visit - 

AFL Boys or Girls Birthday Party in Perth

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If you son or daughter is a keen AFL fan and their birthday coincides with the September footy finals frenzy, why not capitalize and have an AFL footy themed birthday party. At the end of the home and away season, AFL team merchandise is usually on sale so check out your team store at Subiaco Oval, at specialty merchandise stores and keep an eye open for online sales on the club websites as well. In Perth, don’t take it for granted that guests will be either Dockers or Eagles supporters. Be sure that all clubs are represented if you are going to use club merchandise as prizes. K Mart, Target, Big W and discount stores like The Reject Shop, Red Dot and Best and Less have a huge range of Dockers and Eagles paraphernalia at reasonable prices as well as a token range from other clubs. Read more about  AFL Boys or Girls Birthday Party in Perth .

AFL Boys or Girls Birthday Party in Melbourne

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If you son or daughter is a keen AFL fan and their birthday coincides with the September footy finals frenzy, why not capitalize and have an AFL footy themed birthday party. At the end of the home and away season, AFL team merchandise is usually on sale to clear out current stock. So check out your team store, and keep an eye open for online sales on the club websites as well. Best and Less, Big W, Target and discount stores like The Reject Shop and Red Dot have a range of football paraphernalia at reasonable prices.  You will have to be mindful that you have ALL clubs represented if you are going to use club merchandise as prizes.  Read more about   AFL Boys or Girls Birthday Party .

5 Essential Ingredients for a Children’s Birthday Party in Perth – No 3 The Decorations

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Everybody loves a good party. Whether your children’s birthday party is a spur of the moment decision or one you’ve spent months preparing for, it’s always handy to know where you can source your party needs. Things you may need to create a spectacular party atmosphere are: balloons, normal and helium, streamers, banners disposable tableware, plates, cutlery, glasses decorations, wrapping paper, party games, lolly bags, party favours, fancy dress, costumes, jukeboxes, slushy machines, bubble machines and disco balls. It often comes down to how much you want to spend. Apart from the cost, planning a party also takes lots of time and effort. If you have a tight budget but time to shop around, you can get all your party requirements from local or budget stores, like Big W, K-Mart and Spotlight who has a separate department, called Party Supplies and Accessories with a great range of balloons, streamers, banners and all manner of decorations. Read more about birthday par

Be Prepared for a Children's Birthday Party in Melbourne

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A birthday cake, the entertainment, the food, the presents and the decorations are The 5 essential ingredients for a children's birthday party. Once you have addressed these key components, there are 5 less obvious, but equally important considerations. Help - my first thought when planning a children's party is, whom I can get to help with the preparations on the day. Grandmothers are usually great cooks and can help prepare and freeze food in the weeks before. On the day, they can help prepare and serve, and assist with the cleaning up afterwards. If you're lucky (or unlucky) enough to have both grandmothers, all the better. If not, ask a friend, relative, or neighbour. Contact Details - Another often-overlooked task is to get contact details for each of the children attending the party. A mobile phone number is the best means of contacting a parent if there is an accident or if a child takes ill. Be sure to put your address and phone number on the invitatio