Birthday Party


My daughter's birthday is later this month at such a crazy time. We decided to have celebrate her birthday today with her little "princess" friends. I invited some from her primary class and from church. 4 attended and 2 were a no show. Glad for the smaller number anyways!  I did not know who to invite as L is a loner and I wanted it smaller so I would not go too crazy.  This is was so much better than my son's party. Girls were easier to plan for and were a hoot.

First, I let the little princesses play with L in her room. Then we played a couple games: Pass the Tiara and Search for the Poisonous Apple. With the apple game, I tied green ribbons on the "safe" apples. Then I tied a red ribbon on the "poisonous" apple. They needed to find the poisonous apple before Sleeping Beauty did.

Next the pretty princesses decorated their cupcakes with sprinkles, gummy bears, and gumdrops.

PRESENT TIME!

Presents were opened. These pretty princesses that were over here were so nice and well behaved (not like the crazy princes I had for B's birthday party). L made sure that she said her thanks to all. Next, I painted their fingernails in the color of their choice. They were so patient and picked out such cute colors. I forgot to take a picture. Oh well!

Last, we played with the glitter playdough (recipe to be posted later) that I made. It rocked! It was so easy to make. We used the gazillion cookie cutters that I got from bunco a while back. The pretty princesses cut out shapes from butterflies to camels.

Finally, they played and dressed up in Princess L's room until their mums picked them up.

This was their princess treasure that they took home. Heart shaped bracelet, tiara, wand, huge diamond ring, puzzle, their playdough, and a pink candycane.

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