Help! How do I make it clear on the invitation for a joint kids’ birthday party that any gifts should not be shared, without seeming gift-grabby?
How do you handle the etiquette of gifting birthday presents when siblings are invited to the party as well? One large gift or a few smaller ones?
In lieu of a big birthday party for her preschooler, a mom is thinking of requesting friends and extended family members send her daughter birthday cards. She needs advice on executing her idea.
I want my young daughter’s upcoming birthday party be of the “no gifts” kind. How does that work on invitations? Will my daughter be disappointed?
A new mom doesn’t want to her well-known family drama to bleed into and taint her daughter’s first birthday party. How can she maintain the peace?
Birthdays with teenagers can feel a lot like a timer ticking down, but sometimes they feel like victory, too. For my late bloomer, this birthday feels huge.
A family is going to have a joint open house birthday party since the mom, dad and infant all have birthdays on the same week. What’s the etiquette on opening birthday gifts on a drop-in party that spans many hours?
I love celebrating my kids’ birthdays, but not a fan of all the stuff they receive but don’t need. For one of my daughter’s recent birthday’s we tried something new.
On the death of the small at-home party, the etiquette of sibling tagalongs, and other kids’ birthday party conundrums.
Have you ever been curious how to celebrate a Non-Leap Year Birthday? We’ll show you how it’s done with a lot less waste, too.
This is the first in a series of posts on Family Traditions. Here Liz Stanley shares the origins of a family birthday tradition.
Amalah’s a veteran at making the grandparents (and thousands of Internet aunties) bawl their eyes out every year. Today, she shares some of her secrets.
Is it possible to throw a birthday party for a kid who hates birthday parties with every fiber of his vestibular system?
Here are five ideas to make the process of buying birthday gifts for other people’s kids less expensive and hassle-free this year.
A backyard party is a simple and festive way to celebrate your child’s summer birthday. Here are four easy party ideas you can DIY at home.
If you’re looking for ideas for your child’s birthday party, we’ve got some fun and creative ideas to share with you to help make your party special.
I do think it’s possible to make simple birthday cakes yourself (with very little skill) at home. I’ve collected a few ideas to share with you.
I love the idea of having something you use each year to celebrate family birthdays. Here is a collection of ideas for birthday cake traditions.
When creating a take-away from a birthday party let’s all make a point to remember this little motto I made up: “Less Is More And Consumable Is Even Better”.
We’ve compiled a list of board games to play as a family. All these games sound like winners given my fast, easy and engaging for adults and children criteria.