Many people prefer to celebrate their baby's birthday with their families or in children's centers. But how important it is for the child to feel the holiday all day long! And of course I want to create a festive atmosphere for him in kindergarten, because it is there that he spends most of the day.
Birthday for the kid is the most pleasant and long-awaited holiday. He worries, waits for him, dreams of how everything will go, and what they will give him. And, of course, I want to make sure that the child remembers with delight for a long time how cool and fun he celebrated his day. And although at home the baby is likely to have some kind of special entertainment program, it will be pleasant for him to share the fun with friends from the kindergarten.
Preparing in advance
Tell your child in advance how you plan to prepare his holiday. Tell them that you will buy or cook something delicious to set up a festive table. Ask your child what he would like and how he imagines his birthday in the garden.
Your little one may feel embarrassed and refuse to carry anything to the garden altogether. Talk to him, ask what confuses him. Tell how the other children will be happy with the treat and how fun it will be.
The day before the holiday, be sure to talk to your child about all the details so that he makes sure that everything is ready and goes exactly as he wanted. You can go shopping together or make a holiday treat with him.
Festive treats
When choosing fruits and sweets for the festive table, it is best to focus on the tastes and preferences of the little birthday boy. But do not forget to consult with your teacher. What is customary in your kindergarten, what other children bring to the holiday, what they will gladly eat and what is better to refrain from.
Be sure to ask the teacher if there are allergy sufferers in the group, and take this into account when choosing treats.
Don't focus on sweets and candies. Let it be nice little cakes with a little cream, cookies, gingerbread or muffins. Buy more fruit. Bright and juicy, they are much healthier and will not harm children's milk teeth.
When choosing drinks, choose fruit juices and milkshakes. Avoid sugary lemonades and soda.
What's a birthday without a cake with candles? You can buy or bake a small cake or a nice muffin and give it to the caregiver along with a fancy candle.
Holiday atmosphere
Take care of the colorful decoration of the holiday. You can bring colorful balloons inflated with helium. Buy colorful disposable tableware, funny twisted straws and napkins with your favorite cartoon characters. You can pop into a joke shop and choose the funniest party caps and paper pipes.
It is customary to give gifts for a birthday. Save the biggest and most anticipated ones for your home. Other children may become upset or simply break an expensive and highly coveted toy. Your best bet is to buy small gifts for each toddler so they can play together.
And of course, the most important thing is to remember the most important participant of the holiday and listen to his opinion and desires. Whatever other parents or educators advise you, only you know how to please your little birthday boy.
