This game is best for toddlers. As mentioned earlier, no party would be complete without games. There are many game ideas you can choose from, so you'll need to select wisely to fit your child's particular interests. You can stick to the traditional methods of gaming or you can make modifications. However which way you carry it out, always keep in mind that it's for you child's enjoyment on his or her big day. The cost of throwing themed parties, or any party, has been rising nowadays, so you might want to keep your cash outflow in check. In addition, having an idea how many people are coming will help you determine the size of the venue, how much food or how many goodie bags you will be preparing. The Party Itself There is no such thing as over-preparation to any parent who is bent on making his or her child's birthday party as grand and memorable as ever. 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. Entertainment For Your Childs Party For any children's birthday party to be successful, you have to have the right kind of entertainment planned. Children's attention spans are relatively short, compared to adults, and they won't hesitate to show you they are bored when they are. Their accompanying guardians or parents might be polite enough not to tell you outright that your party bombed, but kids will tell you the real score to your face, much to the disappointment of your child, whose benefit was the one you had in mind when you threw the party in the first place. Cut your food servings into bite size pieces so they won't have to struggle through it. Also, while you might be tempted to serve a lot of high-sugar foods and candies, you need to control them. You can compensate for the lack in sweets by using fun food coloring on breads, cupcakes and others. Of course, no fuss party food doesn't mean you shouldn't plan ahead. Let each child know that there is another person that is similar to the farm animal given to him or her to act like. Throughout this party the children should ask to one another yes and no questions. They should eventually figure out who is the same animal as him or her. After the party, let everyone sit down beside who they think is their "Barn Buddy".