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DD's birthday

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6079SmithW · 02/07/2017 21:19

DD's seventh birthday is fast approaching and I am stuck - aibu to ask you for your best (but not extortionate) party ideas?? Smile

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Aquamarine1029 · 02/07/2017 21:21

What about taking DD and a small group of friends for pizza and a movie?

RandomMess · 02/07/2017 21:23

We did make your own pizza parties around that age...

bluechameleon · 02/07/2017 21:24

Does she like crafts? You could get some craft kits like ceramic or glass painting from somewhere like Baker Ross. Then you could do a nice afternoon tea or something while it all dries. Bonus is you don't need much of a party bag (maybe just cake) as they get something to take home.

Guitargirl · 02/07/2017 21:24

We did a Pizza Express party for DD's 7th and a bowling party for DS when he turned 7.

shouldwestayorshouldwego · 02/07/2017 21:30

Stuff your own bear - we have used bemybear.com - it is about £7 each but you then don't need a party bag. We did it at home with a few friends.

NuffSaidSam · 02/07/2017 21:37

Trip out with small group to cinema/bowling/ice skating/other local attraction followed by McDonalds/pizza hut/other local kids food place.

Old school pass the parcel/pin the tail on the donkey/musical bumps followed by jelly and ice cream party.

Treasure hut/scavenger hunt - very cheap and they love it, but can be a lot of work to set it up.

Craft - get some kits/bake/make pizza/decorate biscuits.

Disco - disco ball and some music, balloons etc. and just let them jump about for a couple of hours.

Afternoon tea/princess tea. Followed by a crafty type activity or maybe just let them play.

'Pamper' party. Glitter hair spray, nail varnish, tattoos etc. Chocolate fountain.

hippadoppaloppagorillapig · 02/07/2017 21:38

DD1 has not long turned 6, but she's informed me she wants a sleepover for her 7th birthday. There's a lady local to us who does kids pamper parties, maybe that could be an idea?

6079SmithW · 05/07/2017 00:47

Some great ideas - thanks for your replies Smile

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RedastheRose · 05/07/2017 01:23

DIY makeup and hair party at home. Rope in a couple of friends to help do hair, nails and make up. Do pizza for tea and the birthday cake for afterwards. Cheap and easy and the girls love it. X

AGrinWithoutACat · 05/07/2017 06:09

I made cupcakes one year and let DD and friends lose with icing and loads of different sprinkles

They loved it and was the easiest birthday cake I didn't have to decorate

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