Ideas
Kids' birthday party ideas by age and theme
Age-by-age ideas with sample timelines, and themed parties with decor, food, games and a live invitation preview.
Ideas by age
Ideas by theme
SleepoverCozy tents, twinkle lights and a squad of squishy plush pals. Perfect for sleepovers.SpaceBlast off with rockets, planets and a crew of friendly aliens. Countdown included.DinosaurFossils, volcanoes and a stomping herd of friendly dinosaurs. Dig sites optional, roars required.SuperheroCapes on! A comic-book city, a hero signal in the sky and a team of brave pals.Mermaid & under-the-seaSunbeams, bubbles and a coral reef full of friendly fish, octopuses and turtles.SportsStadium lights, a scoreboard with your kid's name and a trophy for every guest.Unicorn & rainbowRainbows, sparkles, fluffy clouds and a herd of pastel unicorns and ponies.Video gamePixel art, neon lights and 8-bit sounds. Insert coin, press start, party on.Garden partySoft colors, a sunny garden and gentle baby animals. A calm, happy party for little ones.Glow partyGlow sticks, a playlist and a dance floor in neon. Bold and a little bit extra.Spa & movie nightDIY face masks, comfy robes, snacks and a movie marathon. Relaxed and grown-up.Game nightBoard games, card games, a tournament bracket and snacks. Everyone plays, someone wins.Halloween & spookyFriendly ghosts, glowing pumpkins and a not-too-scary night. Perfect for October birthdays.Winter wonderlandSnowflakes, cocoa and a parade of penguins, polar bears and snowy foxes.Pool partySunshine, cannonballs and beach balls with a crew of splashy friends.Art partyPaint, glitter and masterpieces. Every guest goes home an artist.CampingA campfire, s'mores, starry skies and a cozy crew of woodland friends.
Planning guides
Frequently asked questions
What's a good theme for a kids' birthday party?
One your kid picks from two or three you're happy to host. Generic themes like space, dinosaurs, under the sea, unicorns and sleepovers are easy to decorate and work for a wide range of ages.
How long should a kids' party be?
About 60-90 minutes for toddlers and preschoolers, around 2 hours for school-age kids, and longer (or a sleepover) for tweens and teens.