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When Your Child Isn't Invited

Your heart sinks. Your child has just come home from school crying because she wasn't invited to her best friend's birthday party. What should you do?

First, make sure it's for real. Many kids will threaten not to invite someone to their party, but their birthday may be months away. By that time, no one will remember anything about it.

Next, give them some time to work it out. Many conflicts can be resolved on the playground without any parent intervention. Talk to your preschooler and give her some suggestions for smoothing things over with her friend.

If she still doesn't get an invite, you have two choices: confront the child's parents (Oh, I noticed Sally didn't get an invite to Cindy's party, was that an oversight?) or do nothing. Once the party is over, there will probably be some hurt feelings, but it will all be forgotten by the next sleepover.

Birthday Party Themes

If your preschooler isn't sure what kind of a party he or she wants to have, here are some ideas to get you started.

Animals: petting farms, reptiles, wildlife shows, pony rides, frisbee dogs, monkeys

Arts and crafts: ceramic creations, beads, mosaics, drawing, painting, sculpting, create teddy bears

Attractions and museums: children's art and science museums, castles, gardens, zoos, aquariums, planetariums

Bounce houses, inflatables, and rides: funhouses, obstacle courses, slides, rock-climbing walls, ball pit, zippy rides

Characters: princesses, pirates, super heroes, fairies, wizards, tv and movie favorites

Clowns: face painting, balloon art, magic shows, temporary tattoos, puppet shows

Food: chocolate design, ice cream creations, cooking parties, baking pizza and cookies

Entertainers and DJs: comedians, hawaiian hula dancers, acrobats, jugglers, stiltwalkers, unicycle, karaoke

Games and arcades: miniature golf, paintball, laser tag, kiddie cart racing, bowling, skating, treasure hunts

Gymnastics and dance: hip-hop, cheerleading, tumble, belly dancing, ballet

Martial arts: tae kwon do, kung fu, karate, boxing

Spa and makeover: manicures, pedicures, makeup, hair styling, dress up, pajama parties, tea parties, fashion shows

Water fun: water parks, swim lessons, snorkeling, boogie boarding

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