Candy or other Ideas for filling a piñata?

[Anonymous]

Party will be in late June. Should I just fill the whole piñata with candy or other items? Also, this is our first time doing a piñata. Any advice as to how best to do it with 6 year olds? one swing each? blindfold or no blindfold?

[Anonymous]

Fruit snacks

[Anonymous]

We always go to the lego store and get two containers from the pick a brick wall.

The kids LOVE it more than getting candy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We always go to the lego store and get two containers from the pick a brick wall.

The kids LOVE it more than getting candy.

Such a good idea!

[Anonymous]

One swing each. Not blindfolded. You could fill with little toys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One swing each. Not blindfolded. You could fill with little toys.

OP is hosting a party for six year olds. For six year olds and older blindfolded is better. The pinata won't last more than a few kids if they are able to see it.

Your rule is good for toddlers and preschoolers, but not school aged kids.

[Anonymous]

A ton of bouncy balls is fun

[Anonymous]

Matchbox cars

[Anonymous]

Those foam glider planes (cheap and light weight)

[Anonymous]

Erasers. Dollar stores and target have lots of cool ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We always go to the lego store and get two containers from the pick a brick wall.

The kids LOVE it more than getting candy.

Such a good idea!

So much cheaper to get the fake Legos and fill it with them.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NAPHABY?psc=1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Erasers. Dollar stores and target have lots of cool ones.

LAME!!!

[Anonymous]

Glow necklaces. We got a ton of them from the dollar store.

[Anonymous]

What is your party theme?

[Anonymous]

A few hundred pennies