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Learning to Surf The Board
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Just looking for some help for my daughters 9th birthday party. Usually we have it at the park and have over 30 guests well this year due to finances I need to tone it down I want to keep the cost under 50. Anyone have any good ideas? I live in a little 1 bedroom house and dont have tons of space but want to make it cute for her.


Kim
 
Posts: 19 | Location: California | Registered: 03 July 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Why not still have the party at the park? You can play lots of fun games like water baloon toss, watermelon seed spitting contest, pinata, treasure hunt. Try this: Take a paper plate and put a peice of bubble gume on it, cover the gum with whipped cream...each child stands in front of a plate... the 1st person to eat thru the cream, get the gum and blow a bubble wins a prize, you can use a cookie in place of the gum, the 1st one done eating the cookie wins. (get cheap prizes at the dollar store).

Make your own cake, if there is a nickelodean or Disney character that she likes buy a figurene of that character and put it on the cake. Decorate the cake with curled ribbon that can be taken off before eating.

Google, "birthday party ideas for a 9 year old girl" you would be amazed with what you can come up with.

Have fun!!! Smiler
 
Posts: 1167 | Location: Vegas...going back to AZ | Registered: 06 March 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I know parties get expensive! If you wanna keep it under 50-why not have a sleepover? You don't need to spend a lot-some pizza, cake, movies and maybe have the girls do make-overs and hair styles on each other? They can have a camp out in the living room or the bedroom...with kids you don't really need a lot to impress them. Let us know how it goes!
 
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Learning to Surf The Board
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Thanks for the ideas, I think we are going to have cake ice cream and pizza with a few of her friends and then her best friend is going to spend the night. she is such a big girl she said Mommie I know money is tight so lets just do something simple easy I don't care what we do as long as I am with you thats enough for me.

Kim
 
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What a sweet girl!!!
 
Posts: 1167 | Location: Vegas...going back to AZ | Registered: 06 March 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Are we invited...hehe just joking. Smiler Enjoy the party! Smiler
 
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Mashell...the idea with the whipped cream and gum is genius. I absolutely have to remember that for my daughters birthday next year. However, it's in February and I'm convinced raising this child on my own is putting me into early senility!
 
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