B day party any advice on what i should do for a 2yr old boy?

Question

im stump on what to do on my sonz birthday this weekend,,

Answer 1

Depends on how much money you have and how extravagant you wanna be but some ideas are:

-Piñata

-Clown

-Games

-Balloons/streamers - LOTS! Kids love tons of colors.

-Hats - it puts them in the party mood and they like it

-Blow up party jumping house aka Moon walk

If its warm out, hook up the sprinker, slip-n-slide, fill up the pool, whatever you have and let them play in there. Good luck

Answer 2

Chucky Cheese never fails. if you have it where you live

Answer 3

For my son's 2nd birthday, I just got a bunch of balloons and cake...pizza...and he was happy.  He loves basket balls, foot balls, so I did that as the theme.  His birthday is in Feb, and honestly it was the coldest day of the year...ugh.  The kids occupied themselves...and really you 2 year old won't even remember the party.  If it's nice outside, put out a sprinkler and let the kids have fun!!!!

Answer 4

chukie cheese or a home party of a theme they love

Answer 5

Keep it fun and simple because he WILL NOT remember it.

When my son was 2 he asked for a "cow cake".  We searched high and low, moved heaven and earth to get that crazy cake.  We opened the box and he squealed out, "Mickey Mouse!"  It was definitely a cow, the only resemblance to Mickey was that it was black and white.  He was totally happy thinking it was Mickey and didn't even mention the cow the whole day. (No, he's not stupid - 17 now and president of the Nat'l Honor Society at his high school).

So, my point is - 2 years old - keep it simple and fun.  He won't remember anyway.  LOL

Answer 6

Maybe do a family party and have bounce houses. Since he's two you could probably do a theme of his favorite tv show. Maybe Barney.

Answer 7

Ask him what he wants!

Get family round and do the usual party thing but have a big surprised planed too!

Answer 8

I want to take my son to Chuck E. Cheese for his 2nd birthday, he likes the lights and music, and pizza is always a winner with kids. If you don't want to do that, I would suggest a cook-out, since it's nice outside. Maybe go to the local park and cook out there. Sesame Street is a good theme, and Ninja Turtles would be cool too, which is what my hubby wants to do for our son.  Sit at picnic tables next to the playground, that way, the kids can play there and have a good time running around. Plus, it's a cheap party, LOL.

Answer 9

He's 2. I doubt he'll remember. You could try teaching him better grammar than his mother. That may work.

Answer 10

I remember going through that when my son turned two....I was SO broke! I went out and got some balloons, blew them up halfway and had them all over the floor had just 2 cousins and 2 friends kids come over. They had hot dogs n chips and I made cupcakes and let them frost them up....yes it was messy but they had a ball.....oh yea he's 4 and doesn't even remember!!

Answer 11

You should invite 50 boys and girls and lock them all in a small closet with your son in it. (You can even go in if you like ;-)) \

Then invite a striper anmdk all the boys in girls in a room with the stripper.