Favors for a large age group of kids

[Anonymous]

We did mini-coloring books, stickers and crayons for my preschooler and they were a big hit.

I would not do food in this age of kids with food restrictions and allergies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kites are nice but sounds expensive. You could get a clay pot, some potting soil in a ziplock bag and some seeds. Plants span the age groups.

Oh yikes. No kid wants a plant. And no parent wants to take time out to actually pot it. Horrible idea!

[Anonymous]

Please no plants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kites are nice but sounds expensive. You could get a clay pot, some potting soil in a ziplock bag and some seeds. Plants span the age groups.

Oh yikes. No kid wants a plant. And no parent wants to take time out to actually pot it. Horrible idea!

OP here. I was just thinking a plant would be a great idea.

[Anonymous]

Skip them. The parents who don’t have to bring crap into their houses will thank you.

[Anonymous]

Stop buying plastic junk. Party favors and decorations are going directly to landfills and oceans. It’s not worth it!

[Anonymous]

I get boxes of candy (they cost about a dollar each at Target/Walmart), and the kids are always happy with the largish box of candy!

[Anonymous]

A nicer than average candy or cookie

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stop buying plastic junk. Party favors and decorations are going directly to landfills and oceans. It’s not worth it!

+1
edibles or a small gift card to Dunkin Donut or FroYo