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Your best birthdays for an 8yo girl

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Queijo · 24/03/2024 17:17

Planning ahead as left DD’s birthday to the last minute last year and I’m still recovering 😂

What did your DD’s love either attending or having themselves? We’ve done the cinema/restaurant thing, done class parties. I want something a bit more interesting for Dd and her friends.

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DrJoanAllenby · 24/03/2024 17:19

How many friends?

Anything animal related near you? My daughter loved going to petting farms at that age.

murasaki · 24/03/2024 17:19

My niece loved trampolining. Her and 8 mates, plus her older sister (10). All back to my sister's for tea.

Autienotnaughtie · 24/03/2024 18:02

Around that age we did a fun bus that parked outside the house and had a ball pool slide and disco in it.

We once did a chocolate cream tea in a chocolate cafe - sandwich's, hot chocolate and chocolate cakes.

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Ineedanewsofa · 24/03/2024 18:08

DC has been to the following for 8th parties; Trampoline park, indoor climbing centre, bowling, laser quest, pony party at local riding school, pamper party at a salon, ceramics painting, pizza picnic in the park. For their birthday we took them and one friend to Cadbury World (didn’t want a party, but summer birthday so sometimes feels all the good ideas have already been done!)

reluctantbrit · 24/03/2024 18:14

I think we did a horse riding one, DD and some of her friends rode at a local stable and we invited them plus 4 more for one hour riding and food + cake.

Other good ones were:
pottery painting
outdoor center you can hire incl. instructors for typical activities brownies/cubs do, archery, balancing, climbing, fire pit for roasting marshmellows
Animal handling (snakes, reptiles etc)

Mamofteenager · 24/03/2024 18:50

Do you have any l

WhatWouldYouDo25 · 24/03/2024 18:51

Bath bomb making at Lush

Mamofteenager · 24/03/2024 18:51

Sorry posted in error! Do you have a local theatre nearby which may be having a panto/musical on if your DD likes that sort of thing

DancefloorAcrobatics · 24/03/2024 19:06

We did a treasure hunt in our local park and had a picnic afterwards.

DC loved it!
However, it was a budget thing for me and I made all the maps myself- one each child as a kind of puzzle to find the picnic spot. They also had to pick up a few bits on the way like blanket paper plates ect.

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