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


When the afternoon heats up, children need a reason to slow down. Here are calm, shady activities that let little guests cool off, rest and reset without the party losing its fun. Read more

You can capture the bright, playful look of a pool party with no water at all. Here is how to plan a dry pool party theme with floats, stripes, beach balls and splash-free games for toddlers. Read more

Freezing toys in ice and letting children rescue them is one of the best warm-weather activities for little ones. Here is how to make the ice blocks, set up the station and keep it safe and tidy. Read more

Late spring is when ponds fill with tadpoles and frogs start to sing. Here is how to bring that season into a toddler or preschool party with green decor, hopping games and simple crafts. Read more

Most party crafts are designed for adults. Here are six spring crafts a two-year-old can actually do, how to set up for mess and which supplies to leave out for the under-fours. Read more

The best outdoor games for children under five have no rules to learn and no losers. Here are the classics, from chunky chalk and simplified hopscotch to soft ball play and a little water. Read more

Children as young as two can help plan their own party when the tasks fit small hands. Here are age-by-age jobs, how to offer real choices and which decisions to keep for the grown-ups. Read more

Music gets little bodies moving and brings a group together. Here are simple music and movement games that work for toddlers and preschoolers at parties. Read more

Sensory activities add texture, sound and calm to a toddler party. Here are low-mess sensory ideas that complement soft play and suit young guests. Read more
Making a holiday-season first birthday feel special, not lost.
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