First Birthday in December
Making a holiday-season first birthday feel special, not lost.


The end of daylight saving time can throw off kids’ sleep and moods. Here’s what the science says about body clocks and how to schedule a happier party this season. Read more

The Fourth of July lands on a different weekday each year, and that changes guest lists, timing and travel. Here is how to choose the best day for a family party. Read more

In most of the U.S., clocks spring forward in March, and toddlers notice. Here is how the time change affects party schedules and how to pick a slot that works for tired little guests. Read more

Sometimes a Saturday is not an option. Here is how to host a toddler party on a weekday evening: a tight ninety minutes, real dinner instead of snacks and a plan for a tired crowd. Read more

The right start time can make or break a toddler party. Here is how to choose a time that works with naps, meals and the realities of short winter days. Read more

The right start time can make or break a toddler party. Here is how to choose a time that works with naps, meals and the realities of short winter days. Read more
Making a holiday-season first birthday feel special, not lost.
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