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Themes are great for a baby’s 1st birthday party, with baby girl’s 1st birthdays usually being celebrated with pink table cloths, paper cups, paper plates, balloons and decorations, whilst boys usually have blue birthday supplies. However, a parent may not like the idea of using stereotype gender colours. If this is the case then they can always opt for birthday supplies featuring cartoon images of characters such as Winnie the Pooh or farm yard animals. Before a baby’s 1st birthday party a parent may want to send invitations to family and friends. These invitations should be sent weeks in advance so as not to overstock on too many 1st birthday supplies. However, a parent does not want to frighten their child with too many guests so it may be best to keep the guest list to a minimum with people who are familiar to the child. If older children are present then there should be activities to keep them entertained which will leave the parents to pamper their 1st birthday boy or girl. Also, as this is a baby’s birthday party the host should provide fun food such as cakes, biscuits and jelly and ice cream. On a child’s first birthday it is common to buy them a present that they can treasure when they are older, such as money box. Birthday supplies should also be bought in advance after all the guests RSVP. It is important to stock up on 1st birthday balloons, colourful tableware, 1st birthday decorations and party bags to give the young children at the end of the day. Once the party is over, it is courtesy to send the guests a thank you card for attending the baby’s 1st birthday party, and it is also a pleasant reminder of the occasion. The Article is written by babycelebrations.co.uk/ providing 1st Birthday and 1st Birthday party supplies Services. Visit http://www.babycelebrations.co.uk/ for more information on babycelebrations.co.uk/Products & Services
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