Although Hannah probably had no idea she was at a birthday party, she did have a good time. Lots of space to run around, lots of brightly coloured balls to play with, lots of soft mats everywhere, lots of happy children running around. Oh, and air-con.
However, being less than 2 years old, a couple of features of children's birthday parties didn't agree with her:
1) Organised games involving bigger kids. Too confusing and scary.
2) Party food. Fries and nuggets just don't do it for Hannah. So we resorted to sharing the parent's food with her - White rice and curry! That's our Hannah. But she did manage some birthday cake and fruit.
So what should we do for hannah's 2nd birthday in July? Will she be ready for some serious partying?!?!
2 comments:
Well Ben turns eight on Mother's Day and we are umm taking him to Greenlane McD's for a birthday party!
I was in favour of something like Michael's party but the McDonald's one is already setting us back RM200+ (17 kids invited)! I suspect a big indoor playground (like in Gurney Plaza) with so many kids might be a good portion of a month's wages!!
Well one thing is sure - as long as Hannah is too young to remember them, her celebrations are going to be much more low-key. No doubt the McDonalds party will come in due time. A rite of passage for our culture.
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