Find a colorful patterned tablecloth or jumbo piece of fabric with a wild print and hang it on a wall for a backdrop. In reality, the 1st-birthday party is for you, your family, and friends. We don't feel that proper precautions are in place. RELATED: How to Throw a First Outdoor Party for Baby. Event Planning. Then blow them up and hang them on a wall or a big bulletin board with a number under each. Oops! No. Explore. To that end, here are 10 1st-birthday party ideas covering a range of themes — from time capsules to baby yoga — and a whole gamut of entertaining indoor activities, whether it’s building a ball pit or setting up a photo booth. Any bigger kids at the party will love playing dress-up, and the parents will love getting goofy with their babies — and each other. Be creative when planning a birthday party for a 19-year-old.

Birthday Party Ideas for a 19-Year-Old By Lucy Dale Updated August 30, 2017. Sign up for the Fatherly newsletter to get original articles and expert advice about parenting, fitness, gear, and more in your inbox every day. Make sure to have storytime to dig into those new treasures, with an adult or older kid reading a few out loud. No need to go overboard on the games and party favors — you’ll have plenty of opportunity for that with future birthdays. For food, keep it easy with build-your-own sandwiches, veggies and dip, chips, and cake. Something went wrong. Then pull out the bathroom scale, gently sit the kiddo down, and give a prize to whoever’s guess was closest. Roll out a red carpet in the hotel room for a movie-themed party. 4. Is your place too cramped to comfortably fit everyone you’d like to invite? To give the kids something to do, set up a table with puzzles, board games, and paper and crayons. Give the kids a makeover to give them a glamorous look and then put together a mock photo shoot. The best 1st-birthday party ideas tend to be the simplest: indoor activities that are fun for everyone — meaning boys and girls of all ages, as well as all the adults in the room. It depends on how things progress. For lots of laughs at the party and memories that’ll last, create a photo booth in a well-lit room. Instead of a two-hour party with a set agenda, make the event run a little longer but more like a graduation-party open house. Make it an Open House. It lets guests drop by for a short bit whenever they choose and gives each person more one-on-one time with you and your baby. Creating a time capsule tops the list of 1st birthday activities. Something went wrong please contact us at support@fatherly.com. If you’ll have more than a handful of children at the party, a book swap is great, especially if they are all different ages. If you hold the celebration at 9 or 10 a.m. on a Saturday, your guests can still have most of their weekends for themselves. Tuck these party games and party game ideas away in your back pocket for your next celebration. I'm not sure yet. Have everyone guess your 1-year-old’s weight, down to the ounce, and write their guess on a slip of paper that they drop into a hat. Yes. This might be the perfect time to hit up your local grocery store’s catering services.