When it comes to parties, one of the biggest concerns is always what ends up on people's plates. To save you the headache, we've created a list of tips on how to plan the perfect birthday party, no matter what your guests' dietary restrictions may be.
Children’s party ideas are easy with these tips from Kidspot on birthday party themes, supplies, cakes and party decorations. Try a sparkle party theme.
There's a lot to sort out when you're planning your child's birthday party but getting the food right is a priority! We consulted the fiercest critics* and can now share with you the top six birthday party treats. (*kids)
Make your child and their friends feel like real princesses, by throwing the most elegant and tasteful princess themed birthday party ever! Sparkles and all!
When you just can't choose a theme, you can't go past colour - and lots of it! Turn the cheeriness of colour into a party with a rainbow theme.
Something about tea parties is delightful! A tea party is a lovely theme on its own, or for an extra dose of fun, you can make your child's birthday party a mad hatter’s tea party
These toffees are traditional cake stall fare. They cost only a few cents each to make and will keep your kids happy as they quietly suck away. Time them right and you can even make "stick jaw toffee" with this recipe.
This honey popcorn is the perfect snack for a movie night, or just for any birthday party! You can even roll it into balls for fun finger food.
The recipe is easy to make, and a great excuse to teach kids what traditional lemonade tastes like. So much better than store bought!
These cute little jelly boats are set in oranges halves and are great for kids parties.They make a great pirate party food.
This Nutella fairy bread is great for birthday party platters and any occasion where the kids are hungry!
These are so much fun! Mine were very boring and 'normal'; the kids were very creative and added eyebrows, rosy cheeks, big noses and ears – all in fascinating colour combinations!
These butterfly cakes are a tad messy, but oh so worth it! Just make sure you have plenty of paper towels for messes (and tissues for any tears over lost butterflies)
This is a great recipe for kids to make as a gift. Put in a small tin or cellophane bag and tie with a ribbon.
You'll remember this recipe fondly from your childhood, and now you can help your children create their own childhood memories. These sweet little morsels are so simple to make - and taste crispy, sticky and delicious. A perfect party food that's simple to serve and is a hit with all ages.
Chocolate crackles are a birthday party favourite with all kids of all ages. They're super easy to make and, if you're lucky, there may be a couple left over for adults to enjoy, too.
