who can come up with the best games to play at our 1st Birthday Party on saturday the 10th of September...
The most creative answer will win... Good luck
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Dowdican said…
timed blindfolded putting a BG nappy on a doll race :) See how well/fast you can be!
Jennifer Collinson said…
it has to be pass the parcel. A party classic for any age! Have a prize of something you stock which would depend on what age are playing! Also in each layer of paper have a forfeit or dare!
Vicky b said…
The cereal box game ( you have to put hands behind back and pick the box up with your teeth ) then you cut a bit off the top to make the box smaller x if you can't do it your out x love this game great for kids and adults
Sarah D said…
"pass the pants" a take on pass the parcel but with different layers of nappies instead of paper (mmmm teeeeny bg newborn in the middle) with an extra treat in every layer :D
Anonymous said…
Musical chairs is always good for little ones from Emma bates
A homemade Pinata is a great one for kiddies (& adults) They are easy to make, can be made ages in advance, are cheap but most of all are great fun! Bulk buy some cheap sweets/toys and kids will love it!
Anonymous said…
Oh you could take a bundle of different nappies, take the inserts out and throw/mix them all up in a pile and then each person is timed to see how many they can put together and do up on the nb/smallest setting. And the fastest time wins!!
And then of course maybe give all the nappies you used away ;) xx
Anonymous said…
Hide something in a box and everyone has to guess whats iin it- could do an adult and a kiddies one!!From nikki
Jodie Herbert said…
could do a take of pin the tail on the donkey, but instead it could be pin the nappy on the baby - see who gets the safety pin in the best place.
or give the bottle to the baby - samw as pin the tail but who can get the bottle nearest the babies mouth
At my daughters Birthday party we played fairground game...hoopla, duck fishing, tombola, tin stacking etc...the adults loved it just as much as the kids!!
Anonymous said…
Nappy hunt like treasure hunt : ) with a lovely nappy bag. Bobbinh for apples is fun too Trish shenton
claire lewis said…
A treasure hunt always goes down well at our parties!!!
Clare Booth said…
You'll have to have some kind of cloth nappy related game!
You could take some different coloured or printed BG v4s, remove the inserts and put some small objects in the pocket, then fasten the nappies up. Then you pass around the nappies and everyone has to guess the item that's in the nappy by touch only.
You could use some small items from your shop such as the seahorse bath squirter, Haba banana, Rainbow maracas etc. That way at least people can get a clue from exploring the shop.
Jennifer Collinson said…
how about a trunki race??
Anonymous said…
Kate Poyser
Guess the Mess - Melt different chocolates like a peice of twix, a malteser etc in different nappies and people have to 'Guess the Mess'. Use a liner but the nappies will wash OK after !!!!!!!!!!!
Make little nappy stickers/cards and hide them around the store, each of them should have a number and location (ie. No.10 shoe area) and people need to log the number and where it was found. First to complete wins!
Anonymous said…
Amanda Felton Use some small plastic eggs and put little gold coins in and hide them for a treasure hunt. If you have a pirate or csi theme you can also do a visual treasure hunt adding to the fun. Take some photos of some areas (to make it harder you can blur the photos or just use partial areas) and get the children to follow the clues at each area they have a small challenge or reward. For example the hedgehog.. make a mould of the body and but lollies in at the bottom colour some of the stick and have different rewards before moving on. You could also have a big painted baba that the children need to through the ball through the large mouth and pin the teddy to the baby as another !! fantastic games that can be made easy or difficult x Amanda Felton
Anonymous said…
Use some small plastic eggs and put little gold coins in and hide them for a treasure hunt. If you have a pirate / princess or csi theme you can also do a visual treasure hunt adding to the fun. Take some photos of some areas (to make it harder you can blur the photos or just use partial areas) and get the children to follow the clues at each area they have a small challenge or reward. For example the hedgehog.. make a mould for the body and but lollies in at the bottom colour some of the sticks and have different rewards (each child will win a lollipop but if they choose the coloured bottom they may also win a small bag of harribos)before moving on. You could also have a big painted baba that the children need to throw the ball through the large mouth and pin the teddy to the baby as another !! fantastic games that can be made easy or difficult At the end of the treasure hunt you could have the treasure as the party or an entertainer giving out ballons etc x Amanda Felton
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And then of course maybe give all the nappies you used away ;) xx
or give the bottle to the baby - samw as pin the tail but who can get the bottle nearest the babies mouth
Trish shenton
You could take some different coloured or printed BG v4s, remove the inserts and put some small objects in the pocket, then fasten the nappies up. Then you pass around the nappies and everyone has to guess the item that's in the nappy by touch only.
You could use some small items from your shop such as the seahorse bath squirter, Haba banana, Rainbow maracas etc. That way at least people can get a clue from exploring the shop.
Guess the Mess - Melt different chocolates like a peice of twix, a malteser etc in different nappies and people have to 'Guess the Mess'. Use a liner but the nappies will wash OK after !!!!!!!!!!!
Make little nappy stickers/cards and hide them around the store, each of them should have a number and location (ie. No.10 shoe area) and people need to log the number and where it was found. First to complete wins!
Use some small plastic eggs and put little gold coins in and hide them for a treasure hunt. If you have a pirate or csi theme you can also do a visual treasure hunt adding to the fun. Take some photos of some areas (to make it harder you can blur the photos or just use partial areas) and get the children to follow the clues at each area they have a small challenge or reward. For example the hedgehog.. make a mould of the body and but lollies in at the bottom colour some of the stick and have different rewards before moving on. You could also have a big painted baba that the children need to through the ball through the large mouth and pin the teddy to the baby as another !! fantastic games that can be made easy or difficult x Amanda Felton