Besides, you only have so many years to decide how your children spend their holidays. Soon they'll be running off to teen parties and college bashes, leaving you wishing you had just one more year to spend with them. Here are some tips for creating the perfect party.
Naturally, a New Years Eve party for kids will require some supplies. Hats, party blowers, noisemakers and glow-in-the-dark items are kid-friendly additions meant to ring in the New Year. Many parents decorate with balloons filled with confetti, streamers and festive table cloths.
Party crackers or party poppers can be purchased in the holiday section of stores like Wal-mart. You may want to have the kids make their own "Happy New Year" signs to hang in the living room for added ambiance. All these elements can contribute to a festive celebration.
At your New Years Eve party for kids, make sure to stop the activities just before the ball will drop in Times Square. Be sure the TV is on and ready for the countdown. Have the kids gather their party hats and noisemakers. Pour the kids' glasses of Sparkling Grape Juice and set them aside.
At the stroke of midnight, you may want to tell the kids to run outside and shout "Happy New Years" at the top of their lungs (so the decibel level inside doesn't blow the roof off!) Once the wildness of the celebration has quieted down a little, have the kids put on their PJs and watch a movie, which should get them calmed down and ready for bed.
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