Children’s party: Tips for organizing an amazing pajama party

House parties never go out of style. Whether for a game night or a movie session with friends, the sleepovers popular among children and preteens. And the best: they don’t need a lot of resources and are a guarantee of fun.

From the age of 7, children already have more autonomy to sleep away from home. Avoid having underage sleepovers or you risk having to take someone away after a crying spell. It is important to arrange in advance with the other parents the start times of the party and the time to go home the next day.

At a sleepover, comfort and fun are key. Carefully calculate the number of invited friends and make sure that the house behaves well for everyone, so that the children can feel comfortable.

Spreading mattresses or sleeping bags is the most practical option, but it is not the only one. At huts or tents are good alternatives to create a cozy and charming environment for children. They replace sleeping bags and even help to give a camping touch to the bedroom or living room of the house.

If guests are small, serve options of light treats, such as natural snacks, popcorn, fruit salads and natural juices. For larger guests, it is worth pleasing the crowd with their favorite snacks, such as hot dogs and pizzas. For the cake table, invest in some varieties of sweets decorated in the party theme. It is polite to also serve a hearty breakfast the next morning before the children go home.

The pajama party deserves, yes, a beautiful cake table🇧🇷 Decorate with pillows, sleeping masks and other elements that refer to the theme. Little owls can become the decoration characters.

The planning of activities must also be done carefully. Prepare games and craft workshops, painting or clothing customization – always taking into account the age group of the class. Children always end up entertaining themselves, but it’s important to have some movies and games on hand. As they like to feel independent, let them be and control the desire to stay all night beside the children. Supervise the event from afar, but let them enjoy themselves freely.