Also, ask the venue owner if they can only accommodate a certain number of people and if they require that your guest list have a minimum number of confirmed attendees. Most owners of outdoor children's party places have entertainment and food packages for a speficic number of people (30s, 50s, etc), so you'll also have to ask how much they charge per head in case your guests exceed the number you've initially committed to. Food For Childrens Parties So your child's birthday party is coming up and you still haven't thought of what kinds of food to serve? Don't fret. While you may be a gourmet cook and, thus, pressured to come up with something spectacular for his or her big day, you don't really need to push yourself too hard. No children's birthday party would be complete without the entertainment. This is what the child and his young visitors look forward to in a party. Never mind spending too much effort and energy on what food you're going to serve. Place much of your attention to the games and activities that will make your child's party the most memorable. You can place RSVP at the bottom of the invitation if you want to control the number of guests who will be coming. An RSVP will help give you an idea exactly how many people will arrive. You have to give a little room for a few more guests besides the one who RSVPed because, well, as much as an RSVP is a strict matter, there are still some people who might not understand how important it is and make attendance decisions at the last minute. Do it yourself planning, however, requires a significant amount of time, effort and energy. Hence, given the extremely busy schedules of today's parents, it seems very practical to have someone else, an expert on the matter, do the nitty gritty. After all, the working parent surely can't commit to being on the phone talking to caterers and party supplies shops all day. The third is very obvious for he or she would be screaming around that his or her name is BO-zo and not bo-ZO. Fourth, he or she keeps referring to Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, and the kids just keep getting lost in this. Fifth, he or she gets himself ready for his or her "disappearing" trick, using your wide-screen television and a moving van.