A Child’s Party To RememberBy Kay Gibbons

Over the years I’ve helped raise six step-kids and every one of them had completely different ideas when it came to child’s party requests.

For the boysTenpin bowling Mini Golf Go Karting

For the GirlsThe girls in our family always rated shopping and/or movies and/or food as their

number one pick.

I’ve come to the conclusion that if kids only played chasey in the backyard and ate cake, they’d still be happy.

My grown-up nephews remarked the other day their favourite birthdays still to date, are those which involve family – over a feast, or

simply cake and coffee – in order to laugh, swap stories, talk about favourite movies, have a sing-a-long and maybe pull out the Scalextric

Cars, or a basketball, at the end of the day.

If you can host a child’s party which has those elements:

FUN, FOOD,

FRIENDS AND FAMILY,

ultimately, you’ll wind up with the most memorable party of all.