It has now been 4 years that I've had the joy of being Ellia's mom. With her, it is truly as if I live on the set of "Kids Say the Darndest Things." In her birthday post from last year I mentioned that she is a milk-aholic, which is why "milk" was the perfect theme for her latest birthday party.
(The invite was slipped into the chevron striped sleeve.) |
Which milk was most popular? Strawberry. |
You would think that with three girls I would be completely sick of the color pink, but I just can't seem to give it up. You would also think that I should have known better than to expect smooth sailing at a party full of 4-year-olds. Chaos at its finest.
They started off with a plain ball of cookie dough and got to add their own mix-ins.
Some added so much that their dough wouldn't stick together, while others ate the mix-ins by spoonfuls directly from the bowls. Sanitary, I know.
But once we baked them up, their giant cookies, which they took home in these goody bags, looked delicious.
The rest of the party was spent pinning udders on a cow, and loading up on sugar and calcium.
It was so breezy that the candles refused to stay lit. So Ellia did her best impression of blowing them out. |
This last game ("Milk the Cow") got the axe due to the fact that rounding up and trying to organize the wild bunch seemed like a hopeless task. But if you ever need a cow rear made, my sister is an expert. We both agreed that when you are a parent, you find yourself saying things you never thought you would. Things like, "I'm just cutting out this udder." Or "I can make a couple of cow butts for you." Being a parent is awesome.
4 Years Old! |
What a great Birthday party! I love all of the little details you put into it. She looks like she had a great time!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Hayley- how do you make it all look so beautiful? It's like reading a magazine. My kids parties don't look ANYTHING like that. Good job. And your comment about udders and cow butts was hilarious.
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