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Doll Hula

Salon Surprise Party 8 years

For 8 of my daughter birthday, she does not want a party because I was very sick, so I decided to surprise her with a lounge.

 

Invitations:

I found clip art of a girl glamorous and printed on the invitations, birthday info and an itinerary for the party 11:00 Go to our home to surprise daughter b-day 11:30 sharp we jump on the party bus to head the Youth Cup Adventure for 2 hours of fun styling makeup manicure 2:00 tattoos and we go home and your parents can pick you up at any time after 2:30.

 

Remember this is a surprise they do not say anything, "V! . Not a single girl and spoiled the surprise my daughter was surprised when all his friends have shown the door this morning!

 

Decorations:

At home I had a pink and green balloon, the whole living room floor. I had a small table set up pillows around it and made coloring books with girls a luau coloring to color while we were waiting for all incoming calls. Party line was the husband of my mother and my mini-van. Each was decorated with different themes inside. My husband was a mini-beach balls and silk hibiscus flowers throughout the interior. My mother is a DVD player so I rented the movie and had gold stars, and I had an old crystal chandelier hanging from the ceiling and colorful feathers all over the seats and floor.

 

The program we have chosen is for children and has a ballroom with a tropical theme and black lights, so I went with luau drawings and neon pink and green to decorate. I bought wooden sliding ways and each AC Moore painted to glow in the dark pink and green with the name of each girl and put on a necklace to make it easy to find my guests at the party in the living room. Like everything we brought with us, I used decorated plates / napkins / cups (Christmas Tree Shop) and sweets made of pink and green containers for decorating a small space.

 

ACTIVITIES:

Saloon had each girl's hair makeup nails and gave them an air brush tattoo. While the girls waited their turn, they had music to dance, and I bought a ton of glow in the dark pony beads (AC Moore) for them to make necklaces.

 

Snack:

When they were all they had idealized snacks like crackers and cheese mini sandwiches apples with caramel dip and baby carrots with ranch dip to nibble while they finished their necklaces.

 

CAKE:

Wilton cake I made a doll pink / green / white dress ice was really good with my daughter and all the girls.

 

kids birthday party Games:

Food, music and dancing are not enough. Some children birthday party games are needed to make a memorable birthday party...

 

More activities:

If all the girls were sweet with cakes we had a limbo contest to see energy. I had planned some other games like pin the LEI hula girl and hula dance, but all the girls do the limbo and dance!

 

FAVORS:

I found makeup bags pink and green cleaning Claris. Each is filled with nail polish, lip gloss and bubble bath for Christmas Tree Shop Temporary Tattoos Part I and friendship bracelets I made for them. Back home they had fun watching a movie and compare all their new looks until their parents came for them. My daughter told me it was the best surprise she had ever had!

About the Author

Katherine Fernandez is a recognized authority on organizing children's birthdays. Its website offers a wealth of kids birthday party ideas that is http://www.kidsfairyland.com/ information and games for children's birthday party. She makes children as it a birthday party characters.

Hula doll + Lambada, does it exist?

Does anyone know if a hula doll that dances to Lambada exists? I remember that when I was around 7 years old (back in 1995) I got one from a Turkish bazaar. I'm fairly sure it danced to Lambada instead of the usual hula music.

The doll was one of those very pretty ones that nearly look like Barbies with feather skirts (aka not one of those big-headed ones in showgirl clothes) - mine had black hair. Plus it danced in a circle, sort of like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAf6Ok6EKjk

Yes it does exist! I had one as a child as well (like when I was 5). She had black hair with flowers and danced in a circle! And she did dance to lambada! I thought I was the only one who had that kind of dolly. Hope I helped!!

American Girl Doll Hula!

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