Then, add a favorite riding toy or push toy for them to use. Bouncy balls or a foam balance beam add fun to the obstacle course as well. Create a birthday party ball pit where little ones can play and engage in a little friendly competition. You can purchase inflatable ball pits or fill an inexpensive plastic baby pool with balls to create a spot where newly mobile toddlers can crawl and explore.
DIY ball pits are relatively easy to make as well. Put a kid-sized basketball hoop just outside the ball pit so that kids can practice shooting hoops——and maybe score a few baskets, too. If your child has a summer birthday or you live in a year-round warm climate, then water games can deliver plenty of fun for your birthday boy or girl and their guests. Plus, you probably already have enough on hand to throw this together with ease.
Set up some water stations where toddlers can safely explore in water. A bin filled with water and a smaller empty bin, when paired with scoops, pitchers and shovels, creates a fun pouring station for youngsters. Turn on the sprinkler and let kids run wild through it. Everyone goes home a winner with a fun Go Fish game that youngsters will enjoy. Decorate a three-sided project board like the ocean, complete with blue paint and fish and other sea life.
Place it on the table, and sit behind it while the kids fish. Kids will be delighted by this easy-to-create game. Create sensory tables or bins that can serve as stations where kids can explore with their hands while getting creative.
Fill one with colorful rice, which kids can scoop and pour. Another station filled with soapy water serves as a spot where kids can wash and dry plastic toys or dishes. Add ice cubes to water dyed with food coloring and challenge kids to scoop the cubes before they melt. These sensory activities are perfect for toddlers and will keep them engaged during the birthday party. An inexpensive bowling set or a DIY version of one can be a fun game that even newly mobile toddlers can do.
All you need is a ball and something to knock down——either plastic bowling pins or plastic cups or empty plastic water bottles. Demonstrate how to roll the ball to knock the pins over, and then give each child a turn to do it. Kids will be proud when they hit the pins and watch them tumble. Line up the kids in the backyard and get them moving. Match up toddlers who have similar mobility——crawlers versus crawlers and walkers versus walkers ——to ensure a fair race.
Are you ready to plan an unforgettable first birthday party for your toddler? These creative and engaging games will set the tone for your party and ensure the special birthday boy or girl, along with their guests, have a fun time.
Here are some great choices for first birthday games. Babies are too spontaneous to participate in games; they would, however, love these 1st birthday party activities. Kids, no matter what their age is, they are captivated by bubbles. A fun game would try and catch them! One of the most fun-filled indoor games you can have on a birthday party is building tunnels. If you have a big backyard, this is one of the most fun outdoor activities for all the kids. While the big kids are away playing other games, you can gather up the toddlers to have their quiet party for a while to calm them down.
This game is played with a blindfold and is immensely entertaining. You will need some Velcro strips and streamers for this game.
Older kids and adults can only grasp the fun part of a time capsule. Such a great developmental activity for eye-tracking too! It gave mom and dad a break, and let the bubble fun continue without interruption! Definitely an easy activity for a first birthday! As simple as they sound, balls of varied sizes and textures provide a wide array of sensory experiences for little ones making them such an easy play idea at a birthday party. Because babies do a lot of learning through touch, we found these sensory balls especially fun.
Another fun first birthday idea is a ball pit! Note: You can even use a pack-n-play or kid-corral if you already own one. For even MORE fun, add a baby slide to the ball pit and watch little ones climb and slide down into a safe area. Create a fun photo station to capture this special milestone.
Each child got to poke their head through to snap a photo to take home! You can create one yourself with a paint set and cardboard poster or buy a colorful backdrop and props!
Have a crawling or walking baby? Then get ready for some fun!! When a baby is on the move, you know they never want to stop. Ride-on toys bring lots of fun and adventure for the thrill-seeker!
If your little one is not walking yet, either of these makes a great choice: Stride-n-Ride Lion and Stride-n-Ride-Elephant.
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