Fab Kids: White Party for Toddlers
I admit it. I’ve become that crazy mom who is constantly planning lavish parties for her little one. You would have thought I was planning a wedding with as much thought, time and energy I invested into my daughter’s first birthday. See for yourself here. I was dead set on making it the best birthday she’d never remember. And on a budget. And all by myself.
And now that her next birthday isn’t for another 7months, guess what… I’m already on it. I have the theme, venue, Pinterest board, invites, decor and even the paper plates ready to go. Don’t believe me? Much to my husband’s dismay, all the paper products are stacked and in my hallway closet. The party’s theme is animal themed if you must know. Guests will get to initially take pictures with Leo the lion (Juliet dressed in costume). There will be animal mask photo props for the photo booth area, the singing troupe will be leading singalongs only with songs with animals in the lyrics, and themed foods will include hot dogs, animal crackers, and critter cupcakes – all designed with a strict vintage colored decor theme. Juliet’s party animal friends are going to roar with delight.
And as if that weren’t crazy enough, I’ve been dreaming of other party themes that I could have Juliet host during the inbetween months now until her birthday. Because you know, you can never have enough parties.
Already I’ve got Juliet hosting a back to school party this September with my FB page “Fab Kids”(check it out now and give it some love). Yes, she’s only 1.5 years old but yes she’s going to school this fall semester so why not celebrate?! We’re requiring all the guests (babies and toddlers that is) to dress as nerdy as possible. Think glasses, suspenders, bowties and pocket protectors. It’s all about the fashion after all! AND I already have Juliet’s outfit planned.
Those of you who follow me on Instagram already know that we’ve already hosted a (toddler) white party – P Diddy style where all guests showed up in white.
White for a picnic playdate you say? Deal with it. Fashion is impractical. It’s best kids learn that lesson early on.
Here is Juliet greeting her guests
Look at our little ones breaking bread and communing with one another (while wearing Chanel)….
“Wherever did you get those shoes! I Die.”
You’ve gotta look fab while you’re having fun!
The kids had a load of fun playing with the park’s toys and enjoying story time and singalongs. And I think a few passerbys and gawkers couldn’t help but vicariously enjoy the fun too.
All we needed was for P.Diddy to show up. Ah well, there’s always next year.
Stop by Facebook to vote on details for our next NYC mommy and me meetup. Nerds Rule!
And follow us on Instagram @Fab_Kids for outfit inspiration for your minifashionista!
While you do that, I’ll be planning my next, next party. I’m thinking Haute Halloween… fashionable halloween anyone??
As you can see, there’s a pastel and also a more vibrant darker purple and pink colored theme. I wasn’t about to mix them together as I am anal when it comes to colors having to match exactly. I figured I could use the lighter colors at the kids table and use the darker items at the snack and sweet station. I was happy because Sophia the First is a story all about a princess in training. How perfect for my itty bitty girls who are just learning what a princess even is!
