Comments on: Kids pajama party games, activities, invitation ideas, preschool invitations & food for pajama parties

By: Eren Mckay

Eren Mckay — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 11:13:26 +0000

Hi Kim,
The best thing to do is to plan enough activities so that no one gets bored. You can play the balloon popping game. Here are the instructions:
The goal of this game is to see which team can pop more balloons in less time without using their nails.
Have the girls fill up the balloons. Each player gets 4 balloons so if you have 6 girls then 24 balloons are enough. Separate the girls into 2 teams. Put 12 balloons in one sack and another 12 balloons in another sack (one for each team). Place the balloon sacks at the far end of a room or whatever area you are using. Each team must form their line. When the leader says go, the player in front must race to the other side and grab a balloon and try to pop it by sitting on it. They must not use their nails to try to pop it. Once the balloon is popped they run back and tag the next player. The first team to finish up all the balloons in the bag wins.
This game is always a hit.
I also suggest having coloring pages with the theme of the party and crayons and paint for a craft area. Since they are all girls then you can do girly things like painting nails and a pamper me session.
Kids always love soap bubbles so buy some of those too.
Another thing kids love to do is sing karaoke. If you don`t have a karaoke microphone you can call one of your friends and borrow it.

Hope these ideas help.
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Eren Mckay

By: Kim

Kim — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 17:32:00 +0000

I am planning a pajama party for this Saturday for about 5 girls. The hours are 3-8.I am thinking I should shorten this. Can you all help me by giving me suggestions on activities and games to fill up our time? We will end the night by making individual pizzas and watching Beauty and the Beast. That will not start until 6. However, need to know what to do from 3-6. Some ideas of some art projects they could do and games they can play. I have a good size area for the girls to play on the grass. The girls are all in my Daisy Troop and are all going to be 6 years old.

By: Eren Mckay

Eren Mckay — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 03:33:01 +0000

Hi Brenda- I’m glad the tips helped you with your daughter’s party. Hope it was a hit

Hi Cherrie - I hear ya. It truly is a lot of work- lol. I love doing parties when i have a lot of time before hand to actually plan it. That way when the day comes there’s much less to do.

Hey Debbie - Great tip about doing the party with a friend. So much more fun when we are around friends!

Blessings,
Eren

By: Debbie Lattuga

Debbie Lattuga — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 15:49:31 +0000

Pajama parties can be a lot of work. From my experience, the best tip was to have other adult helpers.

You’ll need physical and emotional support. And it can be fun hosting the party with a good friend.

By: Young And Fabulous

Young And Fabulous — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 03:56:15 +0000

I haven’t hosted a Pajama party yet, I’m probably dreading the “work” I’ll end up doing. This is a very helpful resource in case I get to host one in the future. Valuable tips, as usual. Thanks, Eren!

By: brenda diaz

brenda diaz — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 16:29:38 +0000

Thank you Eren,you really give me good ideas for the princess party and so doing the balloons one day before will save me a lot of time two i really appreciate your help Eren,
God bless you and i will email you back to let you know how it went in my daughter’s birthday….Thank You Again

By: Eren Mckay

Eren Mckay — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 04:01:12 +0000

Thanks Girish,
Yes organizing is a key to less stress for sure. The more we plan ahead the less problems will come .
All the best,
Eren

By: Girish Chandran

Girish Chandran — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:06:44 +0000

This is a great party idea. I am sure amidst kids this will get more recognition and they’ll just enjoy it to the core. Moreover, organizing a party is explained vividly and this definitely favors the elders as well. Great post Eren.