Tangled Party Favors

I have two lovely nieces and they both turned three this spring.  One just recently had a May birthday and chose to have a Tangled themed party.  When I heard this I immediately volunteered to help with favors and/or decorations.  After all, Tangled is one of my favorite Disney movies.  I am such a kid at heart (can you tell I used to be a kindergarten teacher).  I had the privilege of gathering and assembling the favors.  I always try to start off by finding a cute container to hold the goodies.  This time I really got lucky.  Thank you Super $ Store.

Girl Favors

The girl guests received a round, purple foam container filled with:  a purple glittery brush, hair clippie, notepad, stampers, and candy all of which were Tangled themed except for the hairbrush.  I think we can all agree that the hairbrush is very fitting.

Boy Favors

And now for the boy guests:  a good sized yellow storage container, Glow-In-The-Dark adhesive stars, notepad, multi-colored pen, squishy lizards, and candy.

The above is proof that once again girl and boy favors can be tied to a single theme even if it revolves around one very girly princess:)   

Make A Splash

My youngest daughter recently celebrated her 2nd birthday.  She has always loved the water and been fond of Ariel, so I thought The Little Mermaid would be an appropriate theme for her party.

Invitation

My favorite part of planning this party was picking out the party favors.  There were both boy and girl guests, which made things a bit tricky.  However, after visiting Party City and some other fav stores,  I was pretty satisfied.  The girls received a cup of goodies including: Ariel socks, necklace/bracelet set, purple flower clippie, stickers, aquatic life gummies, purple tiara, and Ariel activity pack.  The boys received a beach pail filled with: sunglasses or goggles, fish bubbles, sand castle mold, stickers, under the sea dry-erase placemat, inflatable fish and aquatic life gummies.  All young guest also took home a Little Mermaid audio cd complete with music and story.

Being that this was a March birthday party and we could not go outside to play, I thought it would be fun to do an art activity.  All the kids made their own sand art creation.  It was neat to see each child's design and they seemed to enjoy showing off their artwork as well.  Needless to say, the birthday girl had a blast at her 2nd birthday party.