Tug Of Water This game can only be done if you have a sprinkler. Set on the srinkler in your yard or lawn. Divide the children into two groups. Each group should hold on an end of a garden hose. As soon as a non-player says, "Go!" each group starts to pull on the rope with the objective of leading or pulling the opposing team into the srinkler. There are some well-meaning parents who choose to set up and organize their kids' parties themselves, because not only is it cheaper than having to hire a professional birthday party planner, it also allows them to feel more bonded with their child. Do it yourself planning, however, requires a significant amount of time, effort and energy. " The top three signs are when his or her business cards are inclusive of the phrase "From the Mind of Stephen King"; when his or her price list includes an "around the world" and a "lap dance"; and lastly, when every one of his or her balloon animals are lubricated and ribbed. This will help you assess what to place on your invitation. That is, if the young guest is allowed to bring at least one guardian or none at all. This will keep your guest list and expenses under control. Also, ask the venue owner if they can only accommodate a certain number of people and if they require that your guest list have a minimum number of confirmed attendees. Thus, you don't have to worry too much about what types of food you're serving and, instead, focus most of your attention and energies to making sure that you have exciting games and prizes lined up for the young guests. The most common children's party games include Pin the Tail on the Donkey, Hit the Pinata, and relay races. Of course, since you're planning a children's party, your invitations should fit the theme. Or if you opted not to plan a themed party, at least fit with your child's age. You can purchase ready made children's birthday party invitations from bookshops and party supplies stores, or you can make them yourself.