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Pass The Parcel, Musical Bumps, Pin the Tail on The Donkey (Got a picture of Tikay for this game) etc etc

All a bit standard, anyone had experience of a party which went with a bang and did they do anything unusual? Different games which were popular?

All this planning giving me a headache!

Help please!

boy or girl?

Blimey! Is he 4 already?

is 4 too young for a stripper?

if so book one anyway and send the kids out into the garden when she arrives imo.

Boy, but there's 9 boys and 9 girls coming to the party.

God, I just thought, do I need home office clearance before having that many children round for the afternoon?

Sadly yes.

Time bloody flies.

One kid to the other..

How old are you?

Well I don't know if I'm 4 or if I'm 5.

What do you know about sex?

Nuffink.

You're 4.

4 year old boys love these


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi%C3%B1ata


Hang it in the garden etc. Let them whack the f*** out of it, scoff the sweets and then send them back to their mums full of e numbers

Job done

When I was 16-18 I used to be a kids party supervisor so I'm the king of these games.

Most popular ones were 'the whales and the fish' and 'traffic lights'.

Strangely the most popular was when we used to get 2 gym balls and just throw them at the kids. Last one not to get hit, wins.

There's a game called "pelt the rabbit in his big white face" which can be lots of fun.

Never heard of that before.

Might just give it a go.

Thanks Rich.

should find them in most toy shops, for sure Woolies before they folded, those sorts of places

hire Stu Hopkin to keep them entertained  imo

Goggled these with no joy.

How do these work Cos?

haven't checked the link, but presuming its a pinata (sp?) you're after you can get them at bigger card shops.

clown or magician if you want a break from tha games?

bouncy castle?

this all sounds great. I'm tempted to have a 'kids' party for grown ups :)

Had that last year. Bit of a non event really.

Wales and the fish is essentially British bulldog but we weren't allowed to say that and this is a bit more friendly to young kids. Depending on the size of the party, pick 1/2/3 kids (whales) to stand in the middle. At one side all the other kids (fish) will be. Get the whales to shout 'We are the whales of the deep blue sea', then get the fish to shout 'we are the fish and you can't catch mee'. Blow a whistle and then the fish have to get to the other side without being touched by a whale. If they get touched on their way across they become a whale too. Last fish or two win and become the whales for the next game.

Traffic lights is where you put different coloured mats, we had special ones for the game but u can use hoops, bean bags, even bits of card of a certain colour. Make sure you begin with more than the number of kids. When you blow your whistle the kids have to run around. When you next blow the whistle, shout out the name of some different colours and kids have to stand (one on each) on the correct mats. Eliminate by removing some of the mats during the bit where they run around and shouting less and less colours etc...

I'll try and think of some more.

Got anywhere like Monkey Mates (http://www.monkeymates.co.uk/) near you?  Could work out pricey if there's a lot of children, but great fun.

 http://www.primetimeinteractive.com/sumo_wrestling.htm  (http://www.primetimeinteractive.com/sumo_wrestling.htm)

ftw

lol leave it out, how?

I had a bouncy castle for my 7,8, and 9th birthday and it was awsome.

maybe if they were 3 then they were a bit too young?

I was thinking this, bouncy castles were the nuts when I was a kid.

I think they are just so commonplace now.

10 years ago they were a novelty, now a kid sees one and thinks "so what?"

Camel's kidz balla crew yo yo yo


Take them sphering...

take em all out to a jungle mania keith ,thats what we did with the grandaughter ,they loved it .

If this is what i think it is it's the greatest idea ever :D

wow cool grandparents

(http://www.fantazia.org.uk/flyerlibrary/images/junglemania_london_0107_b%20%282%29.jpg)

heads up tourney, just so you can get smashed up by a 4 yr old girl

I don't think Kellett has been invited

Tesco have a few different ones (dont forget to fill it up  ;))

Pinatas are great for that age!  Also, 'musical statues' goes down well.  Just get a wee spot prize for the girls and one for the guys to give out to the winners.  I've also done face painting for that age group, but you'll need someone willing to handle just that, as it takes time to get through 18 kids.   

Asda have donkey pinata's

sleeping lions ftw!

i used to pwn sleeping lions.

I am led to believe that private party entertainers are the way forward

There is a woman who does the Harrogate/Otley circuit up here know as "Suzie Sparkle" - pied piper for kids I am told - has them all captivated - P&Q for mum and dad!

The way forward so I'm told

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y8cRbgxXcg

Took my 5 year old nephew out to give my sister some peace, decided to splash out a bit. FML. Crazy golf: £12. Bowling: £14. That was just the first hour down.
Indoor DIY party games ftw, they enjoy it more, at a third of the price.

RSQ. Kids should be taught that life can be painful at times.

keith what do the other parents make of your proffession? can u get any decent sporting discussions with the rest of the dads?

Generalising wildly:

The mothers don't approve and the fathers are jealous and always asking for tips.

Most people that don't play poker or gamble seriously don't realise how often you lose and assume if you are a professional you always win.

And trying to explain how gutted I am after last week doesn't cut much ice when they hear I won about twice the national average wage in one tournament!

life tip: women will never approve of anything you do ever