While party planners are already seasoned and experienced with what they do, none of their efforts would work if they don't first understand what your child and the children who will be attending are interested in. Clowns are staple birthday party entertainment. So are magicians and face painters. Be careful with bringing in characters though, because not all children respond positively to clowns and mascots. Great Games For Your Childs Birthday Party The most important element of a successful children's birthday party, perhaps, is the kind of games you prepare. Children pay more attention to the activities you've planned out all throughout the party than the food you prepare (this is what adults nitpick, unfortunately) so it would be prudent to spend some time thinking of interesting children's birthday party games. For your young guests, you can have participants guess animals and objects by having one of them act out what the animals do, while the rest try to guess what animals they are. The Pinata is a staple at almost any children's party. To make your own Pinata, all you need is a paper grocery bag filled with all kinds of treats. 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. It is, therefore, for this reason that themed birthday parties are a hit among children. It doesn't matter what kind of party you're intending to throw. Any children's party may be celebrated with a theme. In fact, you don't really need to have a particular occasion to be able to host a themed party, or any party, for that matter. If they got the wrong "Barn Buddy" review the clues with the children. As soon as everyone figures out the right buddy, let them sit again beside their "Farm Buddies". Fruit Basket Form a circle with chairs. The chairs should be one less than the number of players. The person standing says,"I'm grateful for (a characteristic, outfit or state of a person)" and every child with that characteristic stands up and scurries for another chair to sit on.