All About Ideas for Birthday Celebration/Presents
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I am thinking how to organize a boy on the end of Jan. He is turning 6. I just thinking to organize a birthday party either in his school - weekday or any places will do in weekday or weekend at the end of Jan. Does anybody have any ideas or suggestions? Kindly advise! Thank you!
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Are there still orphanages in Singapore? You could try Chen Su Lan Methodist Children's Home for kids from broken families. They are quite receptive to visitors. But they have more than 50 kids there.
You can make a search on http://www.nvpc.org.sg -
MJ2009:
How abt to be a volunteer in an orphanage homes or children homes..??
Hi, been trying to find an orphanage home where I can bring my kids to bless the children with some toys but don't seem to be able to find the list online...
Anyone has any link on this?
any1 has any link / info abt it ?
Wonder would they accept \" adhoc volunteers \" -
lingyongwah:
Would like to suggest a Day out to the visitong of farms, etc....eg..farmart centreMy daughter's 12th birthday is fast approaching and I'm desperately thinking of something to get her. She said to me the other day...\"12th birthdays are very important, like the Chinese calendar, its one cycle. So present must be something special also ok?\"
She's not into dolls etc. She's quite athletic (plays badminton), and has all gadgets, such as iPhone 4, Wii, laptop etc.
Would appreciate any ideas you may have.
Thanks in advance.
And then followed by longkang fishing.....something which nowadays kids never experience.... -
Sun_2010:
matrix0405:
IpAD2. She is going to love you for it.
Yes , surely.
atleast till Ipad3 comes along
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A friend of mine buys a gold bullion (those Singapore mint type) for each of her children, the year they turn 12. It is in a very nice casing and it is, indeed, a commemoration of the full cycle of their zodiac. Another friend goes for the lower value of the commemorative bullion…
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When I was 12, all I wanted was books and more books. lol. Your daughter is very lucky. I didn't get a cellphone till I was 16, and my birthday presents were usually a family dinner out in a place of my choice and $50 cash unless I specifically request something. I agree that giving her an experience would be more worth it than something material. She's only a kid once, so go do something fun that the whole family can enjoy.
If something material, does she like to read? Maybe a Kindle or something? I LOVE my e-reader, and it goes everywhere with me. I wouldn't be without it. -
boys at 6 are very active, guess a sport theme party might be a good idea.
i was researching myself, and i found some interesting ideas, thought i share
http://www.birthdaypartyideas.com
http://www.myminigolfparty.com -
It is that in-between age now…neither young nor very mature.
Our kids are young once…as they grow, so much time is spent in school.
Maybe you can do something memorable with her…family outing or a stay over at chalet or Sentosa.
I have a problem getting something for my son turning 13. -
Celebrating birthday of your kid is the most exciting and loving thing you can do that will make you and your kid happy. For a 6 year old kid you can plan a party in some garden, calling his/her friends. To make these birthdays more exciting and fun, we provide bouncy castle on rent that can create an extra element in the fun. So, you can http://www.urbangames.ie/bouncingcastles.php to add more fun and excitement to the event. Kids will definitely love it.
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