Need some help from the community! My daughter is turning 10 and we're planning to celebrate at home…

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Need some help from the community! My daughter is turning 10 and we're planning to celebrate at home. But this year, I'm drawing a blank on how to make it special. Usually, I'd decorate with balloons (themed around her favorite cartoons), buy games, plan quests, or even a paper show. This year, though, I'm stuck and don't know what to do! Any ideas on how to make the party fun? I'm also looking for decoration ideas, maybe something else too?
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Yakovleva Mariya
A balloon arch is possible. You can also inflate them to float up to the ceiling. Balloon numbers. Party hats. If you like something, you can get balloons in that theme.
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Olga
Yakovleva Mariya What to do for fun?
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bagan kristina
Everyone's making videos these days! Let's brainstorm some TikTok video ideas that everyone can use.
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Masha Yudina
We celebrated our daughter's 9th birthday at home. I made all the decorations myself, using a set of balloons and paper decorations from Wildberries, and set up a photo booth.
Activities for the girls:
A funny birthday greeting (we pre-attached a base for wishes onto an easel, printed the wishes separately, cut them into strips, put them in a hat, and had her pull them out one by one. Then we glued them onto the easel in order of the wishes – the funnier, the better!).
A dance mat with a laptop (instead of a disco, we had competitions on it; they were occupied for a good 15-20 minutes).
A funny obstacle course (using orthopedic mats, a balance beam, half-domes, and a balance path). We placed paper cups on the sides with dry pool balls inside. The task: complete the course without falling, collect the balls simultaneously, and throw them into a basket at the end (we set it up in the hallway, and it turned out quite long). Whoever earned the most points won. We had mini prizes (chocolate bombs). Afterwards, they also walked the course wearing bags on their heads.
A photoshoot (just with a phone); I gave them props on sticks, like felt glasses and lips.
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Elena
For my older one, I just get plain balloons without a theme. But with "Son" or "Happy Birthday" written on them… I once gave a box with money that came out like a ribbon, he really liked it! Look up contests or quests online. I'm also thinking at this age they like scary stories… Maybe something like that...
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