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I have a pretty hard-bound notebook I purchased at Barnes and Noble that is my “book” notebook. In this notebook I keep track of what I’ve read and what I want to read. I have pages with book wish lists for me, for my husband, and for my kids.
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It seems every family has the Cabinet of Unused Things. Part closet, part Bermuda Triangle it’s where we put those wedding gifts and family heirlooms that we love but are just too scared to use. I sympathize being nervous about the food dehydrator and the avocado cuber but the soup tureen can be saved from a life of dust...
You can spend a lot or a little - it's not how much your favors cost that matters, it's how creative, cool, funny, or yummy they are! Hope these help spark your imagination.
A hissing tea pot on the table, dainty cakes and sweets, and friendly chatter - this was the enchantment of the old fashioned tea party. 
I love tea parties! They are even more fun with giggly girls who are ready to learn and enjoy this very feminine pastime. We had a Tea Party for our daughter Cailynn's ninth birthday. Girls only!
The traditional birthday cake isn’t the only yummy option you have when it comes to baked goods for your child’s birthday party. We have come up with some other ideas that are more than just a substitute for a birthday cake. They are creative, delicious and just plain different.