In a fast-paced world, I experience special celebrations as the best moments to spend quality time together. Being a parent of two, I host my kids’ birthday parties twice a year! Check out how you can turn these celebrations into a stress-buster this year.
According to research, ‘Many of the mothers desire big parties and expensive gifts, which are socially expected characteristics of birthday celebrations.’
Reserving a party room can provide you with an opportunity to have a stress-free, fun time. Childhood birthday celebration memories are the best gift that parents can give. Reserve Singapore’s best party room and throw a fun-filled party for all your little and adult guests.
According to a research study, ‘Parents savor these celebrations as a time to do something their children enjoy, to be with family and to foster children’s relationships with each other.’
Research explains that a child's mind is filled with boundless imagination. Ask your child about his or her favorite storybook character, movie character, or cartoon character. Know what she wishes to be selected as a birthday theme. Singapore party rooms are ideal for celebrations. Finalizing the birthday theme earlier can help you or the event manager. Connect balloons, cartoon characters, colored papers, and other interior décor in the same theme. Moreover, you can also choose the food items, cake décor, and party interior décor sets accordingly.
Some celebrities like Kim Lim threw her son’s 99 days celebration party based on a unicorn theme.
Keeping the birthday theme in mind, analyze how much you can spend. Most of the time, people decide to celebrate birthdays outdoors—at a picnic, restaurant, or gym. Reserve a venue to get the best décor, food, and entertainment within the estimated cost.
According to Tsh Oxenreider, author of Organized Simplicity: The Clutter-Free Approach to Intentional Living quotes in her book, “The simplest definition of a budget is telling your money where to go.”
‘Every cent that you own and every moment that you spend is always an investment’, says Natalie Pace, author of Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is.
A study concludes, ‘children tend to be attracted to children who are similar in age.’ Kids are the source of happiness for each other. They would have fun and sing together while going the extra mile. So, keep your kid’s pal on top priority when making an invitee list.
Add the colors of your theme to the invitation cards. Add a cute photo of a birthday boy or girl for a personal touch to your invitation card. Cut down on your fuel, printing, time, and visiting costs by sending e- invitations to your guests.
According to market business news, ‘it can be daunting to manage everything manually. Things could be incredibly effective and well- streamed if one opts for online electronic invitation services.’
Various websites are offering free customizable invitation design templates such as Canva , Evite, Paperless post, etc. Create a personalized e-invite for your child's birthday and send it via social media, along with a sweet voice note from the birthday child inviting them to celebrate on his or her special day.
The birthday cake is the heart of your child and his pals celebration. Pay special attention to its weight, design, taste, and freshness. Bring your child and let them check out cake flavors from the online store or bakery. Select the cake flavor of her choice. However, you may decide the number of pounds according to the number of guests.
Make a list of the children’s favorite food items. Let them fill their tummies with their favorite fresh delicacies, cakes, and snacks.
There are Singapore party rooms famous for offering in-house entertainment, games, and fun arrangements. Kids can have fun, play, and explore different games within the indoor park.
This is a complimentary thank you to all the toddlers who visited your child’s birthday party. You can add a customized book, chocolate, candies, and balloons for the kids. The party will end on a happy note at a colorful venue.
Capturing the golden memories increases the joy of experiences. Research by the University of California finds, ‘photo-taking increases engagement with the experience, which is less likely when the experience itself is already highly engaging.’