by Holly Duenas
Finally! The baby is asleep. You tackle that pile of laundry that had been staring at you all day long and rush to finish the dishes in the sink. You sit and relax for a minute, maybe even read five pages of book if you’re lucky. Or maybe you’ll finally get to take that shower you’ve been dreaming of. Whatever you decide, decide quick. You only have so much time until…the kids get home from school.
by Tina Ferguson
Consider all the guests and their experience – If you have guests of varying ages, let’s say 3-year-olds to 10-year-olds, you’ll want to choose games that can be scaled down for the youngsters and made more challenging for the older kids. Often, party planners just plan separate events, but that fragments the group, and think of the parent who might have a child in each! By choosing simple games that keep the party centered, you’ll be able to ensure everyone, including the parents, have a good time!
Guest post from TheMomsJournal.com
If you got a chance to read [Mina Frannea’s] review of Pinkalicious the Musical playing at Dallas Children’s Theater, you’ll know that this show is a hit with audiences! So much so that it’s been sold out so Dallas Children’s Theater has added 5 more performance dates:
1) Friday, October 19, 7:30 pm
