When talking about children, parties are a perfect way for them to learn to socialize and relate with other kids. If a party is interesting enough for them, they'll be talking about it for days on end. That's why it's important to keep in mind that if you're planning to host a party for children, you have to make sure it holds their attentions for more than just a few minutes to be successful. Also find out if the restrooms are clean and in perfect condition, and if there are proper waste disposal areas in the vicinity. Also ask if tents are available, or if there is an option to move the event indoors, in case it suddenly rains. Venue owners will happily oblige to your every need, so you shouldn't hesitate to ask. For a themed party to be successful, the kinds of food you serve, the games you play and the favors you give out should be consistent with your theme. Hence, if you've decided on a fairy princess party, your food should include things like dainty-looking cupcakes and shimmery food coloring in pastel colors, and your giveaway bags should have princess prints on them. Making invitations and planning the guest list is as fun as planning the party. Apart from the entertainment and food you have in mind, your child's party would be very boring without the guests, especially the ones who are nearer to your baby's age. Choose your guests wisely. After all, your child's enjoyment is your top priority. One child will have no chair to sit on and will have to be out of the game. The last person to be able to sit down will again say," I'm gratefull for " And this will be repeated until you wish to end the game. Tug Of Water This game can only be done if you have a sprinkler. Set on the srinkler in your yard or lawn. You can spread out coins in your yard and tell the kids to hunt them down, it is actually just like the famous Easter egg hunt. You can also conceal each kid's treats bag and then give each child a hint for finding it. You might as well write the hint on a piece of paper in case the child forgets it.