Party Recap
The girls came dressed in their pajamas, and first took turns at two activity centers: threading cereal for edible necklaces and decorating paper sacks for the pinata candy. After my husband read them the book, 'If You Give a Pig a Pancake,' the girls ate a breakfast of pancakes, yogurt parfaits and mini muffins. The table was set with cookie cutters and pancake toppings and they had a ball playing with their food, then gobbling it up! A pinata in the backyard was the final activity before each guest was handed a goodie basket of cookies and milk as a parting gift.
Party Highlights
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Best Dressed
Everyone wore their cutest pajamas...even mom and dad!
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Desserts
Strawberry cupcakes!
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Activities / Games
Making necklaces out of Fruit Loops and Apple Jacks; decorating paper sacks with colors and stickers - they later filled the sacks with candy from the pinata.
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Budget
$150
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Best Moment
Watching everyone cut shapes out of their pancakes, then pile them up with toppings (choc chips, pb chips, diced bananas and strawberries)
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What People Ate
Pancakes, mini muffins, grapes and yogurt parfaits. The grown-ups had a coffe and palmier station.
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What People Drank
The girls drank milk or orange juice, served out of small glass bottles.
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Most Touching Moment
My daughter's sweet, shy expression as we sang to her.
3 comments
Valerie T wrote:
This party looks great! I will be doing this for my 3 year old daughter this November!
Anna P wrote:
Very cute party! My daughter loves all things breakfast and PJ's, so I am thinking about a similar theme. What time did you start the party and what time did they eat? I was thinking 10-12 PM and then eating at 11 or so?
Anna P wrote:
I meant AM, not PM. :)
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