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Frog Chair Child

Create Fun And Fabulous Baby Einstein Invitation Ideas

An invitation will set the tone of your party. It says, "Listen up! My party theme is..." Invitations create excitement as guests anticipate the party. Of course, one-year-olds won't experience any of these sensations, but their parents will. They will look forward to bringing their toddler to your party. So, let's get start by getting everyone in the Baby Einstein Birthday Party mood!

GUEST LIST

Analyze the size of your home. Be sure you can accommodate all your guests. Be sure your home is baby-proof and will suffice for several little ones. Most important, be sure you will have enough helpers with all the toddlers you plan on inviting.

PARTY PARTICULARS

Double-check your invites to be sure they provide all the necessary party info. Birthday child's name, age, time party starts and ends, date, location, (directions, if needed), and party theme. Be sure to provide RSVP info, which includes a contact name, phone number, and response date.

SPECIAL PARTY PARTICULARS

If your guests need to be aware of any special instructions, don't forget to include them. For example, you might want parents to bring a high chair. If water activities are planned, you might want everyone to bring a bathing suit and towel.

Here's some Baby Einstein Party invitation ideas to help get your creative juices flowing:

DIE-CUT ANIMAL INVITES - Cut an 8 1/2" x 11" piece of cardstock into 4 pieces. Either download Baby Einstein animals or use die-cut ducks, frogs, cats, dogs, turtles, etc. and glue to one side of the cardstock. Type or hand-write your party details in calligraphy on a decorative piece of scrapbook paper. Cut the scrapbook paper with decorative scissors to a finished size of 3" x 4 1/2". Glue to the back of the cardstock. Finish it off by decorating the corners with Baby Einstein stickers.

CHARACTER BIRTHDAY INVITES #1 - Download images of Baby Einstein characters onto the front of your cards. Then paste a picture of your child into the middle of the Baby Einstein characters. Write the party details on the reverse side.

CHARACTER BIRTHDAY INVITES #2 - Cut 8 1/2" x 11" card stock into 2 pieces and fold in half. Download Baby Einstein animals or use die-cut ducks, frogs, cats, dogs, turtles, etc. and glue to front of card stock. On left side either type or handwrite in calligraphy:

Hooray for you,

Hooray for me.

Come have fun,

I'm turning one!

On right-hand side type or handwrite party details on scrapbook paper. Cut finished piece with decorative scissors to 3" x 4 1/2". Glue to right side of card stock. Decorate corners with Baby Einstein stickers.

COLORING PAGE INVITES - Use a Baby Einstein coloring page as your invitation. On the reverse side put the party details. Then your recipient will have the opportunity to color the picture and anticipate your party.

PHOTO INVITATIONS - Cut 8 1/2" x 11" card stock into 2 pieces and fold in half. Using decorative scissors, trim edges of photo of your baby in a Vincent Van Goat costume, so it is slightly smaller than the card stock. Glue photo to front of invitation. Put "Gogh To My Party!" above the photo. On textured white paper (finished size 4 1/2" x 7 1/2") either type or handwrite in calligraphy the party details and decorate edges with Baby Einstein stickers.

STUFFED ANIMAL INVITATIONS - Cut 8 1/2" x 11" card stock into 4 pieces. Type or handwrite party details in calligraphy on scrapbook paper. Cut finished piece with decorative scissors to 3"x 4 1/2". Glue to back of card stock. Decorate corners with Baby Einstein stickers. Hole-punch, run curling ribbon through, tie around neck of small stuffed animal, and hand-deliver animal invitations.

EMBELLISHED READY-MADE INVITATIONS - Buy ready-made Baby Einstein invitations and embellish picture. Add wiggly eyes and glitter on animal bodies.

About the Author

Now that you have your invite ideas, perhaps you want to start thinking about Baby Einstein Party decorations, games, party food, favors, etc. Find more entertaining Baby Einstein Birthday ideas by visiting the Birthday Party Ideas 101 website, a party planning website written and edited by Professional Organizer, Elizabeth Chastain. Copyright: You may freely republish this article, provided the text, author credit, the active links, and this copyright notice remain intact.

is kid just a bad seed?

this teacher i know is trying to help out this problem child. at the age of 6 he punched a girl in the mouth for no reason and could not understand why he got in trouble for it. he was also very cruel to his dog, would play ruff with it, hit it, and neglect it, never feeding it. he also use to feed pieces of bread filled with broken pieces of glass to pigeons and ducks. and use to stick firecrackers in frogs. he also through a chair into a crowded hall way of kids and hit a teacher in the head last year. and has been caught with a gun in school, and put a knife to the throat of another kid who pushed him. no matter how hard she tries to help him, he keeps getting into trouble and hurts her too. is this uncommon

This is not uncommon. This child intends and wants to do harm. The teacher may care about helping this child but in reality, this child needs a trained professional such as a psychiatrist to give him a full evaluation. He is obviously capable of doing harm and I would not take his condition lightly.