You can find a lot of ideas on the Internet, or you can ask parents who have already thrown parties for their children to find out what works and what doesn't. Learning from other people's blunders will help ensure that your party goes smoothly. But, of course, no party is perfect. And it is in the boo-boos that the memories and milestones come. You can spread out coins in your yard and tell the kids to hunt them down, it is actually just like the famous Easter egg hunt. You can also conceal each kid's treats bag and then give each child a hint for finding it. You might as well write the hint on a piece of paper in case the child forgets it. Party Ideas Your Child Would Love Children nowadays are so outspoken that you just catch yourself scratching your head, thinking of the perfect party for your kid. A child's party that has only a simple theme is just not enough, and what would be the result of having a simple party for your kid? You would have to steel yourself for disappointed look on his or her face. Make sure you inform your guests what kind of party you're throwing so they can bring their suits and a change of clothes. Animal Party You can rent out farm animals and bring them to your yard for the kids to pet, or you can ask your guests to bring in their own pets. This birthday party idea not only opens the kids' eyes to different kinds of animals, but also enhances their social skills. Decorate the grocery bag with colorful paper and drawings or mold it in such a way that it resembles a particular animal or object (even a person or cartoon character). Make sure that this game has enough adult supervision, though, because it involves the use of a stick (to hit the Pinata). Ballon Burst. " Tenth, everytime he or she tries to impress Peewee Herman, the kids have a big question mark plastered on their faces. The eleventh sign is when he or she wears a t-shirt that states "drug-free since March." Twelfth, he or she is more interested in squirting seltzer into his Scotch drink rather than into his trousers.