Children at a birthday party.
Reserving a place for a kid's birthday party is a good solution for parents who want to provide a memorable party experience but are looking for ease and convenience. In many cases, party packages include food, beverages, decorations, invitations and cleanup in one price. Does this Spark an idea?
Bounce Party
Indoor bounce houses make fun birthday parties for small children with boundless energy. Here, youngsters of all ages are given a free pass to jump, crawl, slide and bounce on large inflatable structures while parents watch from the sidelines If a bounce house isn't in your area, check out an indoor play center, which often have inflatable fun along with slides, tunnels and arcade games. Both offer party packages to accommodate different party sizes and budgets.
Bowling
Many bowling alleys have dedicated party rooms where partygoers can eat cake and open presents before spending an hour or two on the lanes. Bowling parties are best suited for elementary- or middle school-aged children who are easily able to lift a bowling ball and throw it down the lane. While bumpers can be put up to make the game easier for younger children, many still have a difficult time throwing the ball hard enough to reach the pins. This can make the game more frustrating than fun for the little ones. In addition to cake, party packages will include lane time, bowling balls and shoes for each child.
Tumbling Fun
If your child and her friends are interested in gymnastics, contact a few local studios to see if any offer birthday party packages. In addition to pizza and cake, children will get to spend an hour or more taking part in games and gymnastics activities, such as floor exercises, vaulting, the balance beam and trampoline. The party will be supervised by an experienced instructor who will guide the children through age-appropriate activities while ensuring that safety procedures are followed to reduce the risk of injury. Parents of each child will probably need to sign a release for their child to participate.
Hands-On Exploration
Children's museums offer both an educational and fun party experience that allows children to participate in hands-on activities in areas such as science, nature and music. Depending on the museum, kids may have an opportunity to pet live animals, learn identify animal tracks or play make-believe in a doctor's office or spaceship.
Ceramics
Ceramics studios offer a fun birthday party solution for creative children of all ages. At the party, each guest will have an opportunity to choose and decorate a ceramic of their choosing, which will be fired in the kiln and ready to be picked up within a few days. Parties are generally a couple of hours, including time for food, cake and present opening. Older children may also enjoy a "wheel party," where they are taught use a pottery wheel and can make and glaze their own creations.
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