A couple of people have mentioned sunglasses. I think my kids have at least 25 pairs of kid sunglasses. I'm surprised people mention wanting these. |
Ds (turning 9) is having a basketball party. I’m doing mini basketballs (that you can dribble), chocolate basketballs, ring pops and sunglasses in a cute basketball bag. There’s a mix of kids who are and aren’t into basketball coming to the party so I didn’t want to make it too basketball focused, and it’s on the first day of summer vacation so I figure sunglasses and candy are fine. Anything else I should add? |
No. |
+1. Once you’re out if the little kid stage, every kid I know would rather get money than a gift. |
summer:
beach towel (can get on discount end of season at Kohl's) chalk bubbles sunglasses winter: hand sanitizer that sparkles fuzzy socks stretchy gloves Anytime: chalk crayons bubbles lip balm mini bags of Legos bouncy ball |
The most appreciated favors are no favors. |
+1 if you can say no gifts please, you should also be able to say no favors please |
I think gift cards are a very weird party favor. |
Everything listed has definitely been junky and not appreciated by many.
Party favors are unnecessary. Dc once received a thank you card that was a photocard made from the Party with all the kids posed and a nice note of appreciation. That ended up a treasured item. Can't say the same for a single party favor |