Anonymous
Post 05/13/2025 15:14     Subject: Need food ideas for toddler's birthday party
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Anonymous wrote:I think the food is fine as long as it's cut up in the right sizes. The time of the party seems off though.



Changed it to 3-5, parents are invited and will have food for them..great reminder on size. Thanks


2 year olds will do better at a morning party, 3-5 sounds like a nightmare, some kids will just be getting up from nap around then. When my youngest turned 3, we had a morning playground party with brunch foods - we had lots of fruit, muffins, croissants, coffee for parents, and donuts instead of cake. It was a HUGE hit.


Really? A continental breakfast at the playground was a “HUGE” hit? It seems like a standard and basic toddler party. Which is fine. But can we stop with the exaggeration?


Chill out, I'm sure it was a huge it! If I go to a toddler party and there are bagels and coffee I am incredibly happy.

One idea to add for OP - get some seltzers for the adults, they are always much appreciated
Anonymous
Post 05/11/2025 11:25     Subject: Need food ideas for toddler's birthday party
Fruit salad - strawberries, blueberries, kiwi, apple, cut up grapes.

Assorted mini bags of chips

Chocolate chip cookies

Pizza - can be double cut

For Parents, finger foods - pita and hummus, guacamole and chips, mini quiche, etc.
Anonymous
Post 05/10/2025 11:52     Subject: Need food ideas for toddler's birthday party
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think the food is fine as long as it's cut up in the right sizes. The time of the party seems off though.



Changed it to 3-5, parents are invited and will have food for them..great reminder on size. Thanks


2 year olds will do better at a morning party, 3-5 sounds like a nightmare, some kids will just be getting up from nap around then. When my youngest turned 3, we had a morning playground party with brunch foods - we had lots of fruit, muffins, croissants, coffee for parents, and donuts instead of cake. It was a HUGE hit.


Really? A continental breakfast at the playground was a “HUGE” hit? It seems like a standard and basic toddler party. Which is fine. But can we stop with the exaggeration?