There are children who love to dance to the beat the hula way. If you think that your kid is one of these children who want to wear hula skirts, then you must prepare a Tropical Luau Party for your child. Your child will be wearing a Hawaiian costume and would be dancing to the tune of Pearly Shells and Tiny Bubbles. Of course, invite some close adult friends and kids of adult friends whose ages are nearer to your child's so he or she will be exposed to other faces and learn to make new friends. Also, if you want to control the number of guests that will be arriving, it won't be rude to include an RSVP on your invitation, even if it's just for an informal children's party. There are many children's birthday party game ideas all over the Internet, so this part will be a cinch. Also, game materials can be easily obtained from party supplies stores - or you can make them yourself. Naturally, since you intend to have games at your child's party, you should be prepared to give out a prize. Bring out a jar of candies or buttons or whatever and ask the young guests to guess how many of the items there are in the jar you're holding up. The person who guesses the exact number of contents or the one closest to it wins. Children's birthday parties are not parties without games. Aside from the good food and the other forms of entertainment and goodie bags, kids will have a lot more fun if games are included. However, this still does not guarantee fun. While party planners are already seasoned and experienced with what they do, none of their efforts would work if they don't first understand what your child and the children who will be attending are interested in. Clowns are staple birthday party entertainment. However which way you intend to design your child's birthday party invitations, be sure they reflect how fun you expect your kid's party will be, to entice his or her guests to come and join in. You can place RSVP at the bottom of the invitation if you want to control the number of guests who will be coming.