Select a topic. Although it may sound redundant, once you have a theme, you know how to decorate the venue, what decorations to buy, what food to prepare, and what games to play. Cosplay parties are very popular, or other themes, such as pirates, elves, princesses, cowboys, etc. If the child's demands are not excessive, let the child use his or her creativity. Sit down and discuss it with your children and ask them what they think. Parties with various themes vary in level of difficulty to host. Take your children to some toy stores to see what is available. It is more appropriate to choose the topic according to the actual situation.

Identify several important issues.

When will the party be held? Party venue? How long will the party last? Can other children be invited? Can you free up your own time? Consider the age of your child. The younger the child, the earlier the party should be scheduled. The party doesn't need to last long, a few hours is enough, otherwise the kids won't be able to handle it.

3. Purchase decorations.

Tablecloths, candy jars, etc., can be purchased at children’s party supply stores or online. If you really can’t buy it, try making it yourself. And you can also have your kids prepare with you.