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Baby's First Birthday
By Jessica Williams
Decorations for "Baby's First B-Day" are abundant in all party supply stores and come in numerous variations. Choose how you would like to dress up the party by thinking about what makes your toddler smile. What really lights up her eyes? Does she love the way a pinwheel flashes color when spun? Does she giggle at the sight of a large balloon? Adorn the party spot with decorations she will admire.
Food for the gathering also takes some thoughtful consideration. If other small toddlers will be attending, try to stick to foods that aren't known for causing allergies or choking hazards. Your little one may do well with hot dogs or peanut butter, but every child is different and you don't want to risk problems with a child who is allergic to nuts or a two year old who hasn't quite mastered chewing. Try finger foods like cut-up bananas and cheese. Small cups of applesauce or baked beans also work well, especially if served somewhere that is easy to clean. Be sue to have large paper napkins to use as bibs for those who come to the party dressed up.
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