2) The "Fruit Basket" Game Place several chairs in circle, with one less chair than there are participating children. One kid can start with "I'm grateful for (example: people with blonde hair)". After he or she says that, everyone with, for instance, blonde hair should stand up and exchange seats. However, this still does not guarantee fun. While party planners are already seasoned and experienced with what they do, none of their efforts would work if they don't first understand what your child and the children who will be attending are interested in. Clowns are staple birthday party entertainment. It may look icky for adults, but it could the one big factor that would get your young guests to devour it. You must also remember that kids are fussy eaters. Hence, you might want to hold off on the saucy meals and go for the simple finger foods that won't find their way into the children's clothing. Anybody with a child will tell you that kids will jump at the opportunity to dress up and get into a make believe world. It won't matter whether he or she will be dressed as an affluent princess or a walking trash can, as long as it involves having to wear a costume and being the center of attention for a while, children will embrace the chance. Without games the children's party probably wont have life. Games in parties are usually free. You don't have to spend some money for this kind of entertainment. That is because games don't have to be expensive or fancy, they are merely for fun and amusement. Barn Buddies You whisper a name of one farm animal to each child. If you're preparing for a themed event, get invitations that coincide with your theme. If a regular party is more up your alley, then invitations with cutesy characters or fun colors will do the trick. However which way you intend to design your child's birthday party invitations, be sure they reflect how fun you expect your kid's party will be, to entice his or her guests to come and join in.