Our house isn't big enough to host at ours or I'd definitely be doing that. £10.50pp including food + £20 on party bags = £177.50ĭD1 5th birthday - 10 guests to flip out (including birthday child for free) £14pp so + about £35 on food and party bags = £161ĭD2 3rd birthday 14 guests to local soft play £11.50pp including food + party bags = £181Įach party was the cheapest packages I could find at the time around us. So far we've doneĭD1 4th birthday - 15 guests to our local soft play. I'd love to do a hall one but it's always worked out too expensive. DD2 got one at 3 as she asked for one (greater awareness I think thanks to having an older sibling who had them).

We did the first party for DD1 at 4, which is when she asked. I would like to know what the majority think and do, thanks a lot! Do you think is it worth holding a party for a 4-year-old? would they enjoy it? What age do you hold a 1st party for DC?ģ. how much do you spend on DC's birthday party?Ģ.(if he has not asked, I won't even buy a cake for him. I always wish to hold a hall party for my DS,īut I didn't do it in the end, because I thought it is too expensive.įeel like not worth it, and he is too young, he won't enjoy it, he doesn't understand it does it for him (?)įinally only bought a cake for him, because he had kept asking for a cake. I think to hold a party like this maybe needs £500-1000? they have to buy food and may have some entertainers, a bouncer castle etc.Īlso need to prepare a party bag for kids. I checked softplay party is £22 per person,(including meals.) at least 10 kids, which is a minimum £220 to pay,Īnd other parties were held in a hall.

I went to a few children's birthday parties so far (ages 1-5), one was a softplay party.

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