Scan the local yellow pages or surf the Internet to see who offers these services in your area. Most of the people who offer magic and puppet shows often also offer clowning, mascots, balloon art, face painting, story telling sessions, and other kiddie entertainment. If you want to tickle your little partygoers' visual faculties, you might want to set up a projector inside a closed room to simulate a theater experience and show cartoons and other children's shows. The games part is a little challenging, though, because you will need a good, enticing party host to get the guests to participate. Children are generally shy, so it can be quite a task to urge them to join in on the activities. There are many children's birthday party game ideas all over the Internet, so this part will be a cinch. Bring Me This game is not just for the kids but also for the adults present at the party. The host gathers the children to one area and tells them to bring him or her random things. Adults get to participate because they'll most likely be the ones supplying the 'bring me' items. No children's party will be complete without games. Perhaps it's because people are becoming more health conscious and would like to stay out in the sun and breathe in fresh air more, that's why outdoor set children's parties are fast becoming the in thing. A lot of places offer party packages for parents who want to hold their children's parties outdoors. You can purchase children's songs from any record store. You can also make eating fun. How you arrange your birthday fare is crucial to keeping the guests interested. If you're working with a particular theme, you might want to tailor your food presentation according to this theme. For instance, if you're having fairy-themed party, you might want to shape your cookies into wands and butterflies and use light colored and shimmery food coloring. Below are several children's birthday party games you might want to consider: 1) The "Who Am I" Game When the young guests arrive, stick a picture of an object or an animal on their backs and tell them to ask each other questions that can only be answerable with "yes" or "no" to guess what was written there.