Is 5 a big birthday?
A 5th birthday is a real milestone. Not only is your child becoming a school kid, their 5th birthday is probably the first party they will truly remember. This is why the 5th birthday is often considered a milestone.
Why do we have birthday parties?
Why do we celebrate birthdays? The idea of celebrating the date of your birth is a pagan tradition. Pagans thought that evil spirits lurked on days of major changes, like the day you turn a year older. The ancient Greeks believed that each person had a spirit that attended his or her birth, and kept watch.
Should you invite everyone to your child’s birthday party?
Follow the golden rule and don’t leave anyone out unless you’re only inviting a few kids (5 or less). If only a few kids from class are coming to your child’s birthday, see if you can have a small celebration at school by bringing donuts, a snack or cupcakes for everyone to share and celebrate together.
Should you feed the kids or the parents at a party?
If you’re feeding the kids, have food ready for their parents too. Parents appreciate feeling included versus being a wallflower waiting for the party to end and take their kid home. If they’re included they’ll also be more likely to pitch in to help.
Is a birthday party more important than a wedding?
As parents, celebrating the birth of our children is often a more anticipated even and planned with the same fervor as your own wedding. For kids, having a birthday party is more important than some holidays like the 4th of July or Thanksgiving.
Do you need a thank you note for a birthday party?
There is no need for anything personal?ized or over-the-top when it comes to children’s birthday parties. Simple is usually the best way to go. Thank you notes are a nice gesture, and are important to reinforcing gratitude for the gift a child has received.