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People often feel pressured for their children's first birthday parties, especially for the oldest child; there's a feeling that they have to create an amazing spectacle that everyone will remember for years to come. The truth is that your baby will never remember their first few birthdays, so don't blow a hole in your family finances, do something sensible and make sure you enjoy yourself as much as you hope your little one does!
For the first couple of years, you'll probably want to celebrate surrounded by your wider family rather than having lots of babies over. The first birthday of your oldest child is a memorable milestone for you more than for your baby - you have survived your first year as a mother and no doubt achieved many new experiences along the way. Invite your family around and celebrate your achievements with them. Toast yourself with a few glasses of wine, and if you are still intent on blowing a hole in the family finances, lavish yourself with Champagne!
Eventually your little one will begin interacting with other children in playgroups and at nursery and you will want them to be able to share their birthday with a few of their own friends. If you don't want to spend a lot of money, you can invite friends round for a playdate and hold a birthday tea for everyone. If you have a budget and want to make a more memorable experience then there are all sorts of things you can do:-
We only offer a small selection of ideas for parties for children here, you'll find plenty more things to do in your local area. Post your own ideas and suggestions here and tell everyone what you've done for your early parties...?
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