It’s that time of year again and your little ones birthday draws near. With so much to plan, from where the party will be held , what theme will it be, what cake to get, the list is really endless. I think out of everything, the goody bags are the trickiest. You obviously don’t won’t to spend a fortune on them, but at the same time you don’t wont to send them out filled with tack! So I have put together a useful list of my Top 5 Children’s Party Bag Fillers. Hope they give you some inspiration for those birthday parties coming up!
1 Play Time
It’s about trying to find the perfect balance for this one. Making sure to choose something that is suitable for every little guest. You can’t go wrong with these little packs of 6/12 Pop n go games, they are cheap and cheerful.
2 Something To Eat
Lets face it, no goody bag is complete unless it has sweets in it! Pop in some mini bags of haribo or some novelty Love heart sweets, both are the perfect size for a treat. Save yourself some money and buy in bulk, individual purchases can soon add up.
3 Make And Do
This easy Suncatcher craft makes a nice addition to a goody bag and can be kept afterward. There are lots of other designs available too. These could become costly if you have a large amount of children attending, but if your party numbers are small, then these are just perfect.
4 Bathtime
After a busy day of partying, these Elephant Squirters are excellent fun to have in the bath.
5 Story Time
Books are another fab option to include in a goody bag.
There are so many other things you could include, I would love to hear any ideas you have in the comments below.
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Bubbles always seem to feature in the party bags my kids bring home 🙂
Kids party bags can work out so expensive, I remember going to the market with my mum to get bits for mine when I was a kid and there would always be a notebook and pen every time x
Party bags are a pet hate of mine. They are usually filled with plastic tat that I try to hide from the children once they are in bed.
Hi Jayne, my favourite bit of my children’s parties was doing the party bags. I liked to relive my childhood through them and would put things like bouncy balls and those edible bracelets in (sent over by my sister). Party bags don’t need to cost a lot, but they are a birthday party essential, that’s for sure.
xx