Whats’ the first thing that comes to mind when you think of children’s birthdays? Aside from presents, it’s usually room or venue decoration and making a cake. But, food is just as essential to the atmosphere, wouldn’t you agree? Yet, it usually slips one’s mind until the last minute, as parents get preoccupied with other party organization details.
However, preparing food at the eleventh hour can create stress before the supposedly joyful event and spoil it for you as the host. Let’s face it, youngsters are usually choosy eaters. This means taking into account everyone’s taste in order to prevent food hassles. After all, isn’t the point of the party to have kids return home tired from playing with their tummies full of delicious food?
For this reason we’ve compiled a carefully chosen kids birthday party food ideas list you’ll find below. In this way, you’ll have plenty of suggestions to juggle in your mind before deciding on the most suitable dishes. Read on and thank us later!

Pretzel rods

Children are full of energy, and their birthday parties usually mean them swarming all around the room. It’s nearly impossible to get all of them to sit down and have a meal. Worry not, because this is where birthday party snacks come in to save the day!
Ideally, you’ll want something they can reach for and chew on the go. First on the list are pretzel wards, as there are countless ways to decorate them according to the party theme. You can choose between a salty version which is perfectly dippable in delicious sauces, or go with the sweet ones for which you’ll need candy melts of different colors. For additional decoration, you can include sprinkles over the candy coating and pack them all in festive boxes or bags. In need of some inspo? Here are some of the most popular ones to stimulate your creativity:

• Harry Potter chocolate magic pretzel wands – whether you decide to make the wizard wands or house-themed ones, there’s plenty of options to choose from this famous fandom
• Unicorn horn pretzel rods – add some unicorn sprinkles and you’ll have the girls lining up for the second serving!
• Colorful rainbow pretzel rods – with sprinkles of all colors you can make a pretzel rod turn magical in an instant!
• Disney’s Frozen pretzel rods – blue candy melt and some snowy edible sprinkles is all you need for this theme. These ones are among the most suitable kids party snack ideas if you’re celebrating during the winter months.
• Minion chocolate pretzel wands – googly candy eyes and yellow candy color (white chocolate might be a good option here!) and you’re all set!

Veggie cups

Snacks don’t all have to be unhealthy, as there are plenty of ways to make vegetables fun. Wait, do you still believe in the common misconception that kids dislike vegetables? Then you haven’t tried arranging them in a colorful and creative way! In fact, you’d be amazed that they can be turned into some of the best kid party food. Not only are they high in vitamins, but they are perfect appetizers too. With some veggie dip thrown into the mix, you might even trick a veggie hater to change their mind.

So, which vegetables do you pick? For the sake of arrangement, it’s best you choose the ones that can be cut into sticks or put on skewers. Try to include a mix of at least for different vegetables per cup and combine contrasting colors. To make it even more appealing, you can add some cheese in as well. Here’s an idea – cherry tomatoes and grilled cheese is an excellent snack to nibble on during a game break. In the same way you can make Greek salad skewers, or simply pair carrots, cucumbers, bell peppers and slice them lenghtwise.
Now doesn’t this sound like the healthiest and most colorful component of your party menu? Plus, they’re easy to make and can be prepared a few days in advance.

Frozen fruit yogurt bites

Looking to find summertime fun food for a kid’s birthday party at home? These froyo fruit cups are just about the perfect snack for the hot weather months! A combination of sweet and healthy is exactly what you need for the kids to be flocking for more of these tasty cups. Best thing about them is their compact size – it turns them into great grab-n-go treats.

Making them is hostess-friendly as well. You can do it either with homemade or store-bought phyllo crust shells, or take the easier route and simply put yogurt in a muffin tin. Once you have the yogurt base, arrange a fruit mix on top, freeze it and, voila, they’re done in three hours tops!
When it comes to the best combinations of fruit to customize them with, it all comes down to seasonal fruits. Some of the most yummy ideas include a berry mix, pineapple & mango or lemon and & lime. To spice it up, drizzle in a bit of honey into the greek yogurt or experiment with different flavored ones (vanilla or strawberry yogurt, for example).

Mini pizzas

Moving on to main dishes, mini pizzas are the ultimate classic among finger foods for birthday parties. Heck, we bet you’ll decode those picky eaters’ appetites with a plate of this well-known meal. It’s kid-friendly and adults adore it as well, so it’s a win-win situation in that department. They’re also suitable for the parties in playhouses, as they are easy to snatch on the go.
Decide on the toppings, buy a package or two of pizza dough as well as shredded mozzarella cheese and they can be done in less than half an hour.

A fun-shaped cookie cutter can help create heart-shaped or triangular slices, making them even more interesting.
Another guarantee that will have the kids attacking the pizza buffet is by making mini calzones. All it takes is just one additional step – folding the dough over the toppings and tucking in the edges. Before you know it, you’ve transformed mini pizzas into calzone bites and they’re ready to go into the oven!

Taco platter

Who’s up for some taco fiesta? Well, the kids certainly always are! To cater to kids’ picky tastes, put a twist to the pre-made tacos and make a taco buffet instead. This way, you’ll create a rich platter of endless possibilities and give kids a chance to build their own taco. Sound fun, doesn’t it?

There’s only one downside you should be aware of, and that is the potential mess this method can cause. But, hey, birthday parties don’t happen every day, so they might as well enjoy constructing their dish. When it comes to ingredients, divide them into three parts – taco fillings, meat and toppings. You can also include some seasoning for the kids that like it.
Tacos can also be an excellent option when it comes to toddler birthday party foods. Make mini taco bites, or, even better, use different ingredients to create funny faces on tortillas. Get your kids to help you out and you’re both bound to have a few laughs in the process.

Mini sandwiches

Another finger food classic which is a certified crowd favorite. Once the kids energy levels start flagging, they’ll line up in front of the food buffet in need of a boost. Their happiness when they detect sandwiches on the menu will yet again confirm they’re the best kid party food.

Ingredient options are numerous and with some ketchup, mayo and kids’ favorite sandwich sauce you’ll provide a tasty meal. They will lessen the hassle of making other complicated food ideas and clear your time schedule for other birthday-related tasks. Just like with tacos, you can lay out different fillings for them to make their own sandwiches. Whether it’s red pesto, cheese, crunchy veggies or smoky bacon, you’ll provide each kid the freedom of choosing the ingredients.
They will be even tastier if you’ve got a panini press or a sandwich toaster, plus you’ll have them warm when it’s meal time. Open bread slices work as well, and pitta bread is a great option too.

Crispy chicken strips

Who can resist crunchy fried chicken fingers paired with a delicious sauce? But, hey, don’t mix them up with the greasy, deep-fried chicken usually served in restaurants! Home -baked olive oil ones are not only tastier, but much healthier as well. Make sure to buy unprocessed chicken meat and don’t forget the breadcrumbs which give this dish a lovely crispy texture.

In order to spice them up, you can add some side dishes to go with them as well. The classic and most popular ones are, of course, fries. If you wish to be more creative, pasta salads are an excellent addition too. We bet the combination will have kids asking for seconds!

Chocolate doughnuts

It’s a well-known fact that every kid has a sweet tooth – none of them will turn down a cream-filled doughnut! If you don’t own a deep fryer, don’t worry, as baked doughnuts are a thing too. In fact, they are not much different than making muffins or cupcakes.

Of course, you’ll want to decorate them in a special way for the birthday party. The easiest way is to fold in the rainbow sprinkles in the flour mixture before transfering into the donut pan.
When it comes to glazing, you can have all the fun in the world with them. Some examples are writing the birthday number, your kid’s name or a simple fun message like “Bite me”. You can even transform the doughnuts into different fruit – Google away for all sorts of ideas. No matter what theme you land on, they’ll surely turn out to be great kid birthday party treats!

Oreo pops

Nowadays, cake pops seem to be an indispensable part of any birthday party. They exploded in popularity back in 2010 and have since then been acknowledged as cake-on-a-stick. But, what if we told you that there is an easy-to-do, no bake version? Even better, right? Well, all you’ll need is chocolate melts, popsicle sticks, sprinkles and a package of Oreo’s.

Once they’re done they can be put in the freezer, so it’s another thing you can prepare ahead of time. These tiny treats on a stick can help you unleash your creativity when it comes to decorating them. Again, just like with the doughnuts, the combinations are endless, it’s all about the birthday boy’s or girl’s wishes!

Colorful whoopie pies

Why have a normal chocolate cake, when you can have a sandwiched one instead? It is said they got their name when kids would exclaim “Whoopie!” whenever they saw them prepared. That should be a guarantee enough that they fit in this list of best kid party food! It’s traditionally filled with marshmallow fluff, but various kinds of buttercream will do as well.

Use coloring to make them more festive-looking and you’ll have a killer treat to impress the kiddos with. These soft and creamy goodies will certainly fit in with any type of party buffet. The moist cookies will melt in everyone’s mouth and have them begging for more!

Concluding words

There you go – we’ve hopefully filled your head with kids’ birthday party food ideas. Now all that’s left is to get these suggestions kid-approved, put on your apron and get to work! Remember, these are all easy-to-make foods, not time-saving yet tasty, the best deal there is.
After all, we’ve assembled this list knowing how time can be tight during the party organization. With this in mind, you can relax a bit more and concentrate on the bigger tasks, like designing invitations. Ultimately, parties are supposed to be fun events you’ll cherish long after they’re done. So – look forward to it and don’t dread it, as for food, it’s going to be finger-licking good!

There is clapping in the castle, there is clapping all around
There is clapping in the castle, mirth and merriment abound!
It is a well-known fact that children are bigger party animals than adults, therefore clapping, mirth and merriment are going to happen for sure. What you need is to build a castle. How are you going to build a castle? By picking up an awesome kids’ birthday party decoration!
In the following lines, this article is going to provide you with the best ideas for birthday decorations for kids. Some of them are going to be simple birthday decorations with balloons while some might require more time, creativity, and hard work.

Centerpieces for kids parties

The tables at kids’ birthday parties are castle towers and centerpieces – flags that stand at the top of every medieval castle, giving it a specific personal touch. Therefore, centerpieces for kids parties require special attention. Always have in mind that centerpieces, as probably the most visible part of the decoration, always need to be in harmony and related to child party themes. Therefore, it is good to always choose a theme first before moving to the decoration. Here are some of our suggestions:

Classic centerpieces

No, no no no, stick to the stuff you know, if you wanna be cool, follow the one simple rule don’t mess with the flow, no, no – stick to the status quo! Although this famous High school musical song is giving us advice that was (spoiler alert) at the end of the movie proven wrong, it might be quite useful when we talk about children’s party decoration. Even the greatest artists had creative blockades throughout their life, so don’t be sad if you are at one at this very moment. That does not mean that your blockade will ruin your child’s special day. Quite an opposite, just stick to the classics and the result will be perfect! Here are our suggestions:

• “Hello (number of years)! Please be awesome!” centerpiece
• Happy birthday honeycomb paper centerpiece
• Glow party birthday centerpiece
• Personalized photos centerpieces
• Precious moments centerpiece
• Party Stars Cascade centerpiece
• Hibiscus foil cascade centerpiece
• Royal blue foil cascade centerpiece
• Twinkle twinkle little star centerpiece
• Back to school centerpiece
• Bumblebee honeycomb centerpiece
• Rainbow centerpiece
• Pool party centerpiece

Pop culture centerpieces

Another „stick to the status quo“ set of ideas where you can not make mistakes are pop culture centerpieces! All you have to do is to follow your child’s pop culture interests (a.k.a his/her favorite singers, actors, cartoons, movies, tv shows, etc.) and notice what are his/her favorites. You may directly ask him/her to choose (or on some occasions, he/she will directly tell you) or you may make it as a surprise! Here is the list of our suggestions:

• Video games centerpieces
• Castle centerpiece
• Dinosaur centerpiece
• Disney princess centerpiece
• Little Yoda centerpiece
• Sesame street centerpiece
• Sonic the hedgehog centerpiece
• Narwhal centerpiece
• Trolls’ centerpiece
• Dragon centerpiece
• Teddy bear centerpiece
• Adventurous centerpiece
• Woodland animals centerpiece
• SpongeBob centerpiece
• Unicorn centerpiece
• Alice in the wonderland centerpiece
• Circus centerpiece
• Pirate centerpiece
• Outer space centerpiece
• Robot centerpiece
• Super Mario centerpiece
• Mickey and Minnie centerpiece
• Blue monkey boy centerpiece
• Gingerbread house/man centerpiece
• Disney car’s centerpiece

Nature centerpieces

If your child is into hiking, camping, swimming, diving, or other nature/outdoor stuff, these centerpieces will be the ideal solution as well. Additionally, we will provide you here with some sports and animal-related centerpiece ideas as well. If you choose any of these, you may even think of a theme party as well, to fit the centerpiece. Here are the suggestions:

• Pot-o-gold centerpiece
• Animal-related centerpieces
• Ocean party centerpiece
• Artificial campfire centerpiece
• Puppy dog pal centerpiece
• Sport-related centerpieces
• Shark centerpiece
• Summer party palm centerpiece
• Cactus centerpiece
• Ocean/sea animal centerpiece
• Jellyfish centerpiece
• Farm centerpiece
• Soccer cascade centerpiece

Other centerpieces

Finally, here is the list of alternative centerpieces. If you decide to pick some of them, you must pay attention to whether they interest your child at all. Here are suggestions:

• Make-up/spa centerpiece
• Magic Honeycomb centerpiece
• Art Party centerpiece
• Construction and transportation centerpiece

Kids parties table decoration

After you pick up the centerpiece, it is time to finish the other table decoration. In the same way that the centerpiece has to match with the kids party theme, the table decoration has to match with the centerpiece. After all, you will not see the Chinese flag at a medieval English castle.
Let’s start with the basic and obligatory table items:

• Knives, forks, and spoons
• Plates (for both food and cake)
• Cups
• Napkins
• Serving Dishes
• Serving Utensils
• Tablecloths
• Toothpicks
• Runners
• Cake cutter

And here are some additional things, that are not obligatory but could give a nice impression:

• Paper straws (come in a variety of size and shape; you might personalize them by adding your child’s photography, favorite cartoon character, or animal to its top, also there are a variety of DIY options)
• Table standing ballons
• Napkin holders
• Toothpick holder
• Ashtray (for the adults’ tables, if the venue allows smoking)
• Candles (although there is natural light, this decoration item may give a sense of warmth and calmness
• Candleholders (for more elegant and glamorous themes)
• Incense (oil or sticks; be aware, some guests might not like it; also it has to go with the theme)
• Incense holders
• Food décor (cake pops, jelly jars, and similar)
• Flowers
• Flower vase
• Plants
• Photographies
• Motivational quotes (and blackboard/paper to write it on; they may even be written in small letters and put under napkin as a special message to each guest)

Other decoration ideas

Now let’s put a final piece into the puzzle. As long as it follows a party theme, you may add any additional decoration that you like. Here are some of the ideas:

• Ballons: in the ABC of party decoration, balloons always come at A. They are on every invitation card, party instruction manual, every party scene in the movies…the list may go on forever. You may be creative and make some DIY balloons, you may order the personalized one, or, in case that creativity is currently not on your side, just order classical balloons in different colors. With them, you can’t go wrong
• Ballon weights: not necessary, but may give additional favor to the decoration.
• Streamers: the ideal way to make fun atmosphere “more materialized”
• Birthday banner: every birthday is a chance for the celebrant to be the star of the day. And how to make it more obvious than with a birthday banner that will shine bright like a diamond and strong as a neon ray. Apart from the classical “happy birthday” banner, you may personalize it by adding the celebrant’s name or anything else personally related to him/her.
• Yard sign: do not limit yourself only to birthday banner – make message global!
• Birthday Milestone Poster: apart from global, shiny and, strong, party banner may be personal as well. With a Milestone poster, you may introduce guests better to the celebrant and allow them to guess what might happen during the party.
• Scene setters: photography became an essential part of every celebration, especially with the fast development of social networks. Therefore, create a corner where the celebrant, his/her friends, parents, and other guests will be able to make the best memories. Like in previous items, personalize it by the tastes of the celebrant.
• Hanging decoration: may include anything from the disco ball to piñata. Paper lanterns are also always a good choice.
• Cake candles, topper, and figurines: make them similar or same to the centerpiece, especially if the theme is very specific
• Inflatable houses: easy to use and create a lot of fun. Especially recommendable for younger children.
• Blowouts and other noisemakers: according to ancient Chinese belief, the presence of a lot of sounds at every celebration will cast the evil luck out; regardless if you believe in it or not, it will make fun! And fun is the biggest luck!
• Party hats: you may order them or you may have a make-your-own party hat if guests are into creativity and art.
• Birthday confetti: you don’t need a fairy to have some magic dust in the air…. or maybe the magic dust in the air will make a fairy come and fulfill all celebrant’s wishes.
• Paint Splats: one of the best-known facts about kids is that nothing is sweeter to them than to make a mess. Since that kind of pleasure isn’t permittable every day, there is nothing wrong to have some fun at the birthday party. Not just that it will enable them to enjoy making a mess, but they will, as many psychologists suggest, develop creativity and support emotional growth. So, give it a chance!

Once upon a time, there was a castle
And in this castle lived a King and Queen
And it came to pass, they were both were blessed
By one little blue-eyed prince/princess
With the softest golden curls, you’ve ever seen.

Indeed, they did, indeed they had a beautiful little angel and indeed it was the beautiful castle! And what is the next step towards this fairytale happy ending? An awesome party! After choosing the theme and decoration, there are plenty of steps that you have to take afterward! But before moving to the following steps, here are some additional advice that you should have in mind while creating, planning, and organizing birthday party decoration:

• Budget and time management! This is something essential for every successful event! Be realistic above both time and money and do not ever push yourself more than you can handle! The purpose of every celebration is to be transformed after its ending into a beautiful memory and not intro trauma and/or repentance!
• Follow the decoration-organization pyramid that is presented in this article. At the top of the pyramid, there is a party theme. After that, there is a centerpiece as the most visible symbol of the theme. Later, there is table decoration and finally, there is another decoration.
• Include your child in the organization process! First, think of its wishes and tastes. It is his/her special day after all and the decoration is always better when it has at least one small personal touch! Second, try to include him/her in an organization process (of course, according to his/her age). Apart from giving him/her a personalized beautiful day, direct participation of the child will also develop a sense of responsibility and plant a seed of organizational skills! And organization skills are nowadays absolutely must-have in every part of everyday life!
• Last but not the least, have fun! It is not only his/her special day, but it is also yours. In every fairytale, King and Queen are important protagonists as much as prince/princess! With good luck and some faith, a fairy godmother shall come as well!

We wish you and your child all the best! May the following years be as awesome as the party decoration that we are sure that you will create! Good luck and have fun! Cheers!

Throwing a party for a child’s birthday is a joyful task, but the preparations can sometimes be strenuous. Of course, each parent wants to give their kid a birthday to remember, and we all know that the end result of such a party is a bunch of exhausted yet happy kids.

However, this can sometimes be hard to achieve, especially when you take into account how easily kids get bored. No matter how involved they are in a game, their concentration can vanish in an instant, and before you know it, you’ve got at least one upset kid in the role of the party pooper.

Worry not, as there is a perfect solution – a dance party! By creating a kid-friendly children’s party music playlist, not only will they have fun dancing around, but you’ll also cut yourself some slack, as you won’t have to monitor their behavior.

With this in mind, we’ve selected some of the most well-known upbeat birthday party songs, so let’s go through the list and help you get your DJ groove on!

ABC – The Jackson 5

Nothing better than starting the party with a 1970 number-one hit, an all-dancing tribute to then eleven-year-old Michael Jackson’s astonishing vocals. This joyous track is a true kids birthday party song, and despite the release year the children will surely be familiar with it.

Boogie Wonderland – Earth, Wind & Fire

Moving on to another evergreen classic, you’ll want to turn the volume up for this one. “Boogie Wonderland” is a famous song from the disco era, arguably one of the greatest dance tracks of all time. The catchy rhythm will surely have both kids and the adults jamming to it.

Birthday – The Beatles

They say it’s your birthday
We’re gonna have a good time
I’m glad it’s your birthday
Happy birthday to you

There’s hardly more fitting lyrics for a kid’s birthday party song (or for any birthday, for that matter), right? It’s also a great alternative to the traditional “Happy Birthday To You”, so you can blast it when it’s time to blow out the candles or open the presents.

Birthday – Selena Gomez

Among the songs named aptly for this occasion, this track is a must-have on the party playlist. The child star of the Disney Channel, Selena is widely adored by girls, so there’s no doubt they’ll all be jumping around and singing Tell ’em that it’s my birthday.

Best Day of My Life – American Authors

I had a dream so big and loud
I jumped so high I touched the clouds

Here’s one alt-rock party anthem where you’ll get the kids to sing along the catchy “oohs” and “ohs”. This track evokes a call to adventure, and, to little kids, birthdays are supposed to be exactly that. When the singer proclaims This is gonna be the best day of my life, you can be sure the little ones will set the dance floor alight.

Happy Birthday – Kygo feat. John Legend

Yet another birthday song, which John Legend created with the Norwegian DJ and dedicated to his daughter Lena for her special day. Tropical house style of the tune makes this a perfect song for outdoor summer parties and gives off beachy vibes and really pumps one up for the warm weather and vacations.

Can’t Stop the Feeling – Justin Timberlake

Cause I got that sunshine in my pocket
Got that good song in my feet

When it comes to kids, this song needs no introduction, as its featured in the Dreamwork’s animated movie “Trolls”, so they will surely be familiar with it. Once this song is on, you won’t have to animate the kids, as Timberlake will do it for you by beckoning for them to join the dance.

Wake Me Up – Avicii

When compiling kid’s birthday music, it’s always a good idea to find the famous songs that will have everyone, both children and adults, singing along. This mix of electronic, country and pop music will do exactly that, as the well-known chorus echoed though the radio stations a couple of years ago.

Pharell Williams – Happy

An uptempo song you couldn’t have missed back in 2013, it’s still got the power to move everyone’s feet, especially those of children. It’s also a part of the ‘Despicable Me 2’ soundtrack, so if your kid loves Minions, they will be delighted to hear this song from the speakers.

BTS – Permission to dance

Addictive beat and cheery, innocent lyrics equals a fun song for the youngsters, and this current hit is no exception. The track infuses the listener with a hopeful message and a carefree attitude, setting just the right mood for the unforgettable party. Plus, it fits regardless of the birthday party theme you choose for this joyful occasion.

Levitating – Dua Lipa

The 80s feel of this tune coupled with funky electronic rhythm is currently topping the charts. With that in mind, including it among the birthday party songs is definitely the right step in the direction of creating the perfect playlist. There’s even a dance remix featuring Madonna and Missy Elliot, give it a listen and decide which one makes you dance in your seat more.

Beggin’ – Maneskin

The Eurovision 2021 winning band’s cover of Madcon’s hit has been dominating the Spotify Global Chart all summer, and no wonder. The lead singer’s raspy voice infuses the song with a hard edge, making it perfect for energetic jumping session on the dance floor.

Pepas – Farruko

Among the hottest Latin tracks right now, this club banger with its infectious rhythm is definitely going to uplift the mood of the birthday party guests. All in all, it’s a great tune that kids can bust some moves to.

The loco-motion – Little Eva

Move around the floor in a locomotion
(Come on baby do the locomotion)

Here’s another oldie but goldie track that will be immensely interesting to play on a kids birthday party. Why? Because it’s got its own easy-to-follow choreography. The lyrics above are pretty self-explanatory – all you have to do is press play and you’ll have an enthusiastic train of kids choo-chooing around. It’s definitely among the easiest party entertainment ideas you can pull off.

Macarena – Los Del Rio

Speaking of choreographies, this song has the distinctive viral dance, as famous as Gangnam Style moves. It’s repetitive, so kids will learn it easily and it will spread infectiously through the room, guaranteeing a good time. Kids love listening to music in loops though, so don’t be surprised if they request repeat on this one!

I Like To Move It – will.i.am

Need an excuse to get to get all the children grooving on the dance floor while you cut the birthday cake? The lead member of Black Eyed Peas has a solution! With funny lines like Ants in my pants, it promises to keep the crowd busy and engaged.

Best Song Ever – One Direction

Need This famous boy band’s track is one to spark the joie de vivre and get them jumping around. The title explains it all, and the enthusiastic tone of the song is all the kids need to hear to give it their all and show off their dance moves.

Uptown Funk – Bruno Mars ft. Mark Ronson

Want to wake up the hidden funkateer in every child? Say no more, because as soon as the little party goers hear the opening lines Doh, Doh doh doh, doh doh doh, Doh, it’s game on! It’s one of those songs that radiates fun from every pore, so it might even get you to tap your feet to the beat.

I’m a believer – Smash Mouth

Now this is guaranteed sing-along party song perfection. It’s featured at the end of the first ‘Shrek’ movie, so children will definitely recognize it. It will definitely create the atmosphere of feeling on top of the world. And that’s exactly want you should want for your birthday boy or girl – endless fun and a feel-good vibe!

High Hopes – Panic! At The Disco

It’s perfectly normal to have high hopes for your kid’s birthday party, so here’s a song to help you out. Trumpets, hip-hop drums and Brandon Urie’s chanting-like singing make this a great addition to your children’s party music playlist.

Shake It Off – Taylor Swift

Bubble-gum pop is always in for the young ones, and this song is no exception. The message behind the lyrics is to dismiss the criticism and accept yourself as you are, ‘shake off’ the negativity. It’s another feel-good tune that the children will recognize and sing along for sure.

The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?) – Ylvis

Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding!

A viral gimmick song back in 2013, the playfulness of this track is evergreen when it comes to children. It can even be included in the toddlers party songs playlist, especially since there’s a collection of cartoon videos accompanying it on Youtube.

She Looks So Perfect – 5 Seconds Of Summer

Tween girls will definitely love to hear this rocking from the speakers. This charming boy band is all about pop-rock fun, and this song is no exception. If your choice among the numerous birthday party places lands on an outdoor option, this song will work like magic and match the atmosphere perfectly.

Good Time – Owl City ft. Carly Rae Jepsen

While on the topic of summer, let’s throw in this easy-to-listen to tune. With the uplifting mood it sets one in, it’s a perfect fit for a birthday playlist. There’s even a children’s choir towards the end of the song, which is great for the kids to join in.

Moves Like Jagger – Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera

We bet Jagger would dance to this groove if only he were able to, so why not kids as well? The whistle bit is infectious, so prepare for a lot of noise once the kiddos start imitating the singer. Still, it promises entertainment, and, hey, birthday parties are supposed to be noisy, right? That’s how you know they’re good!

Blue (Da Ba Dee) – Eiffel 65

There’s no party playlist without at least one of the 90s synth-pop. It’s an essential Eurodance classic that is instantly recognizable, so you can’t fail with this one. It bound to get everyone on their feet and sing along I’m blue, Da ba dee da ba di!

Relax, Take It Easy – Mika

Mika’s debut single is still a common part of radio stations and it suits the birthday party mood to a tee. Singable and fun to dance to, there’s no doubt it will fit in with the rest of the songs on the playlist.

Adventures Of A Lifetime – Coldplay

Who’s up for some uplifting soulful music? The kids will surely be delighted to hear this one, and its even more fun to listen with the official video playing. If you have a video projector, here’s an idea! The dancing monkeys in the video are surely going to animate the kids and inspire them to imitate to moves. Fun – guaranteed!

Candy – Robbie Williams

This song offers a playful, chant-like rhythm and is a rear certified pop banger. It leaves a sweet after-taste and is a perfect dance tune all around. But, you can’t go wrong with Robbie Williams, right? It goes without saying, of course!

Together – Sia

Ooh, together
We can take it higher

Last but not least, Sia’s lead single from the last year’s album is a true kids anthem. Bouncy, charismatic and joyous, a winning combination when it comes to a youngster gathering.

Bonus Song – Little Big – Skibidi

Final thoughts

Being a children’s DJ sure ain’t easy, but hopefully we’ve made it at least a tiny bit less complicating for you. Go though the list with your child and see what their favorite picks are and create the playlist together. Even better, help us enrich this list with some of your suggestions of birthday party songs. Have a great time at the party!

Probably, you remember how those old-time games seemed funny to you when you were a child. Well guess what, that is probably how does your game offers might sound to your kids now. In this article, we will present you with birthday entertainment ideas for kids of all ages. So, let’s solve the puzzle!

When you are choosing the kids party themes, there are several things you have to think over first! Those things are: 1) if it is boy or girl, 2) his/her age and 3) last but not the least, celebrant’s and guests’ taste! Therefore, in this article, we shall give you a variety of party themes for every age and gender!

Like a unique rite of passage, it is the first step of your teenage child into the world of adults. The celebrant is probably, like the song above suggests, thinking about freedom, uniqueness, and sun throughout his/her hair, therefore it is your duty to think about how to throw an awesome sweet sixteen birthday party!

Imagine that you are professor Utonium who wants to create a perfect sweet 16 party! You already put sugar, spice and everything nice – theme, decoration, invitations, venue…But what would be the chemical X that would make a perfect sweet 16 party really perfect.

Every pearl needs its ouster! Therefore, every good sweet 16 party requires a good sweet 16 party decoration. In this article, we are going to provide you with original sweet 16 decoration ideas. Those ideas are going to be divided by items which will include everything, from centerpieces for sweet 16 and sweet 16 tables to sweet 16 party supplies.

After you carefully make a guest list, you have to choose sweet 16 invites words. Those words might be formal sweet sixteen invitations or they might be creative, cute, or funny.

Happy 18th birthday and happy adulthood! May life bring you joy, happiness, and may all possibilities that exist open for you. Always remember: “The world is my oyster, I am the pearl”!