Children's Birthday Party Favors Ideas
Children's birthday party favors let guests know that their attendance is appreciated and leaves them with a keepsake from the special day. Party favors are sold individually or in kits at party supply stores, dollar stores and even online. If your child's birthday party has a theme, choose party favors that go along with it.
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Personalized
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Each child should receive party favors such as plastic cups, pencil cases, bookmarks, wallets, notepads or door plaques with their name on it.
Gift Cards
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Gift cards to kid-friendly places such as toy stores and ice cream parlors are easy favors to purchase and will ensure that each guest gets something he likes.
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Toys
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Small, inexpensive toys such as yo-yos, Frisbees, soap bubbles, wooden paddle ball games and finger puppets can be purchased in bulk and will entertain children long after the birthday party is over.
Food
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Send each child home from the birthday party with bags of treats like candies, flavored popcorn, cookies, Rice Krispies treats or trail mix.
Crafts
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Incorporate the birthday party favors into the party activities by setting up craft stations and letting each child take home what she creates.
Photographs
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Take photos of each child with the birthday boy or girl, print them on glossy or matte photo paper and pass them out in frames at the end of the party.
Gift Bags
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If you can't decide which type of favor to give guests at your child's birthday party, combine several of them in individual gift baskets or bags.
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