Friday, March 9, 2012
My son is turning 5. We live in a very rural area, but I want to do something fun for him. Should I have his party at McDonald's or something or should I just take him and a few of his preschool friends to Chucky Cheese (which is like 2 hours away)?
Also, how do you go about putting together a party at McDonald's if that's what I were to do?|||Call Mcdonalds. It isn't that expensive. They get to play and they get their happy meals and a cake and the "party" room if they have one. I did that for my daughters 6th birthday party. They had a blast!! Chuck E Cheese seems so far away for you. It would be difficult keeping a couple of preschoolers occupied on the drive. They'd get cranky and tired. Oh and at Mcdonalds they take a picture of the birthday kid. Good Luck!!|||have the party at our house....he is 5. Have a circus theme party and serve popcorn, cotton candy, etc and play goofy games...it'll be fun and less expensive. You can "sell" hot dogs and peanuts...|||Personally, I'd probably do it at home. Then it's cheaper and you can provide foods he likes and play some party games. I don't think I'd go somewhere 2 hours away. He might not have many guests if you did that.|||I would just do McDonald's with some hats, a cake, and let the kids play. That's all they want.|||Do it at home.|||Do you have a bowling alley? It's cheap and fun (if they have bumper bowling or kid's balls.|||If you opt for the McDonald's party, there is nothing to do except contact them and set up the time. They may need to know how many children, but i dont think so, because the kids will pick their happy meal once there. The staff will bring out the cake.
A party at home could be just as fun as well.post another question for home party suggestions and games.|||I would do it at McDonald's. Chuck E Cheese always schedules like 5 parties at the same time and that is just a mess. They are horrible when it comes to kid's parties because they almost always overbook themselves. Then you only get like half a table! AHH! They did that everytime I've gone to a birthday party there. There were ppl from other parties all over me. I couldn't stand it. It was so crowded.
If the McDonald's your planning to go to is anything like the one I live near they'll have the employees play games with the kids, they also have the play area, you don't have to clean up, the cake is included, and they will bring you your food you don't have to wait in line for it.|||do it in the zoo childreen will love it. But it's kind a expensive.|||I wouldn't go to chuck E Cheese...that's an awful long way to go with 5 year olds and you would need a lot of supervision for each kid...and most parents would not be willing ot go that far.
If yo uwant to go to McD's just call them and they will take care of eveything and let you know what you need to do...and kids love McD's!
Have fun|||I'd probably do it at home too and come up with a cool theme (pirates, cowboys, etc.). We live in a rural area too and have most of our parties at home for our 6, 4, and 2-year old boys.
One thing that we did for my son on his 4th birthday, which was awesome because he loves Thomas the Tank Engine, was take him on an excursion train. You might want to check and see if there are any scenic railroads in your area. They might be able to set you up with a birthday party package. Scenic railroads are great for young boys cause they're not quite old enough yet to do a lot of hiking, biking, camping, etc. and it's a combination of active and passive activity.|||Try having it at a local park,call and make reservations.Kids can tear up your house,and atleast at a park,then they can room free everywhere.....you should have a theme,probably your kids favorite cartoon character.You should look into a moon bounce at like a party store,and try to see if your husband/someone would dress up as a clown or something!The kids would love that!!!!I don't think McDonald's will be that fun since they don't have the balls anymore ever since that law suite....so good luck!Or another really good idea would be to have a pirate party!!!!Someone could dress up as a pirate,and you guys could have a walk the plank that they could walk across(just secure a board above a little tyke pool.)Or you could play musical islands,and use hula hoops!!!!and for the music you can play ocean sounds...the kids would love it!!!!! For snacks you can have goldfish in bowls on every table,they're good for them,and fun!Good luck!!!!!!|||kids would have just as much fun at Mc Donalds. Most of them wouldn't know the difference at 5
a park
knotts berry farm
raging waters
chucky cheese|||Mickey D's has always been a good inexpensive choice for me.|||none of the above i think sentosa is better|||Well I was thinking chuckie cheese is for kids around the ages of maybe 4 but definetly 5 and up. Raging waters do not do until like maybe 8 or so. I dont know what knots berry farm is, but park sounds fantastic for a 3 year old. But make sure to invite lots of kids to play with your child so they can have more fun.|||At hooters!!!!!!! lol but seriously..... There's nothing wrong with a birthday at home at that age. The kid is only three.
1. my daughter is 20 month old and she's still not walking i mean she takes some 10-12 steps on her own but she's not walking perfectly.
2. she misses her grandparenst and her friends a lot here so i try distracting her by taking her to a park or chucky cheese can u guys suggest some other place where i can take her so that she can like her stay here she really feels lonely though i try spending most of my time with her.
3 here in the US a ped said when she turns her neck its very funny how she does, never in india any doctor complained of that and even i never saw that.
4 she just weights 19 pounds for a 20 month old baby she eats a healthy diet and i have no complains on she's not eating or anything its just that she's not putting on weight.
5 n last i still breastfeed her and her ped in US is absolutely against breastfeeding she says i should stop that immediately but i'm not sure as in India her ped says you should feed till the baby is 2. i do give her whole milk too.|||If you feel comfortable breatfeeding do not stop. In the US not many mothers breast feed past 1 but it is good if you check out this website for that ok. Do what is right for your baby and look for an indian doctor that maybe more fimilar with your culutre. http://parenting.ivillage.com/tp/tpweani鈥?/a>
As far as talking her places when my daughter was young I would take her to the library and to the planetarium they have many programs for small children and shows and it is very educational look on line for where it is in your city as well as look in the library in the childrens section for listings of play groups and she can find many friends there to play with .
Hope that helps|||1) I started walking same time as my younger sister (1 year younger). i think i'm ok. for my neice, we had her pushed around the TV stand. and in a few days she really improved.
2) form friends with children same age. work or apartment or neighborhood, there are other people. other children at the park?
3) keep watching. what's the worst case?
4) what percentile is she for age?
5) she's eating solid foods and a decent diet right?|||Pediatrician who doesn't like breastfeeding is a lunatic. The World Health Organization says a minimum of two years. I nursed both our children for 4 years. Totally normal and healthy.|||check out gymboree! We love it! also this website is great...you can find all sorts of things to do with your toddler.
www.gocitykids.com
good luck!|||As far as the breastfeeding goes it has been determined that breast milk is no more better for a child past the age of about 6 months than anything else. Because of the lack of weight gain it is obvious your child needs more solid foods and that your breastmilk is inadequate for her. She's not healthy. The neck thing could be a result of lack of nutrients in her. I very strongly suggest you return to the doctor and have them explain EVERYTHING fully to you. You're obviously not understanding. I would suggest that you stop worrying about her missing her family back in India and concentrate on getting her healthy.
Well we are both freshman. We have one class together which is PE. He has a nickname for me that he calls me all the time. It's chucky (like chucky cheese). He told me he only calls me that to get me mad. We text like every other day. One time we rated each other and he gave me an eight out of ten when i had given him a seven. We don't talk very often but we do talk like everyday.. Does he like me? What should i do?|||You didnt give enoguh info! people can be friends and talk all the time. and why does he call u chucky? and 8/10 isnt that great... im sorry but i think i he liked u he would rate a 10/10|||hi.
i think that he likes you because you guys talked like every day that is what you said in the question . i think that maybe just maybe he wants to put some place between you guys so that maybe he could figure out his feelings that are growing between you two. i don't really know but that is what i think is going on.|||Well once they give you a nickname they got the hotz for you...Just Sayin
But really he likes you and you seem like your a little in to him too. So ask him "do you like me?" and if he says "No way" just say "Yeah I thought so I was just wondering." and if he say "Well Yeah" then well you should know where to go from there
my 2 daughters have the same birth month which is december the oldest one is december 14th and the youngest is december 9th i WOULD LOVE if someone could please tell me what day should i throw a party because im doing only 1 party for both at chucky cheese!!by the way there ages are 4 yearsold and 8 months thanks~!|||My girls are 5 and 3. Their birthdays are dec 11 and 13. I have their party on the 12th. I would suggest that you do it on a week day if possible (Chuck E Chez can be hectic on the weekend ) But the 1 yr old wont relieze its their birthday so center it this year more on the 4 year old. 1yr old partys are more for us as parents then for the kids b/c they wont remember it however your 4 yr old will. What ever day is best for you and your family is the date you should choose.|||You should do it december 12 its a saturday don't do it so close to the holidays people will probably be out shopping and won't go to the party.|||Me and my sister had our parties on the same day because mine is October 30 and hers is November 9.She always hated it, but I loved it. It is okay to do it now because they are still young, but when they get older, you should do seperate parties. Anyways the party should be on the middle day so yours would be the 12th. We always did ours on my birthday. Thats why my sister was always mad. She thought I was getting a party and not her. but they were for both of us. Just make sure they both get the same amount of attention and presents or one will get jeolous.|||It doesn't really matter what day. Whatever day works best for you. The kids aren't really going to realize what day of the week it is at this point... so if a weekend works well, do so. I have seven in my household... birthdays in January, February, April, May, 2 on the same day in August, and September. We are always having a party for at least two at the same time! =) It's all about having a good time and visiting with guests. I think you could have one family party for them all the way through... and then something special for each of them as they get older. My kids get to pick one really special thing for their birthday... one of my daughters picked dinner and a movie with just me (she was turning 7) and my older one who is about to turn 9 wants to have dinner and a pedicure with me. It's really important for the bonding time as they get older... so don't sweat the small stuff like what day to have the party at this point in time. It will all fall into place! :)|||I would do is closer to the december 14th. That daughter is older, so she will be more aware that it is her birthday and what day her birthday is. The one turning 1 won't know the difference if you have her birthday a week late. I don't know that... I might consider doing them separately though. Like the older one there, and then just a gathering at home for the little one, as that may be overwhelming for her. My children are only 1 year 4 days apart (april 29 and may 3) but we have so far kept their birthdays on their own day. That way they each get to celebrate a party. As they get older (they are now 3 and 2, so next bdays will be 4 and 3) we will let them decide, seeing as they are only one year apart they may have a lot of the same friends.
For example, at the park, Jungle Java's, Gymboree's, Chucky Cheese, etc...|||No. That's silly. They are everywhere.|||I'm not a SAHM, so I know I have no business answering. But I am a public librarian who sees SAHDs occassionally. I think it's great. I would hope, if I were a SAHM, that I would be be kind, friendly, and inclusive to SAHDs.|||I have no problem with them; what, are they going to attack? of course not. Now, if there was attraction or something, then I'd at least think the SAHD would re-think his marriage. I know as a SAHM that I'm not the least bit interested in SAHD's.|||SEVEN!|||no comprende la lengua!
I want to take my 3 year old son out for a few hours...we only have about $20 to spend....should we go watch a movie, go to chucky cheese, go to a park and eat ice cream....what are some good ideas? I'm dropping my other 2 kids off but only have 2-3 hours to go out.
Thanks!|||Take him to the park, if the weather is nice, maybe take two squirt guns, and have a water fight. If you don't like the guns, than any kind of water squirter would work. Ice Cream would be nice, but how about a mini picnic? Take his favorite things to eat. Playing at the park and letting him run and you chase him, or just let him have a ball on the swings and slide, etc.
I have a 3 year old grandson and he would love all of this.
At that age, going to the park is like heaven to them.
~faith|||park & ice cream sounds great. 3 year olds love to run. All he wants is time with you, and to move! The park is perfect for this age!|||nothing food related|||Go to a park and eat ice cream. Don't waste your time and money on something that doesn't create interaction between and your son. A movie is a terrible idea. Even if he enjoys it, it has nothing to do with you. Chuckie Cheese isn't much better, but at least there is a chance for interaction. And, interaction is what he'll remember and cherish.|||Why can't you just take him to the park and save your money? Children don't know about how much things cost. If you get him in a habit of doing things that cost money he will want to do those things more often.
Most kids are happy just being able to go outside and play hard.|||What about the zoo. My son loved that at age 3.|||go to a petting zoo, and let the child touch the animals,
or
go to a regular zoo (and hold onto your child) and takl about what you see. .|||A rich child often sits in a poor mothers lap
why not explore a local park or library?
Maybe go to the local produce store and learn colors by picking out fruits and vegetables?
why not pack a picnic lunch and relax together in a nice shady spot...
the possibilities are endless, there is no need to spend a dime when all you want is quality time. go for activities that give you and your child "togetherness time" time without all the hustle and bustle of distracting games and treats. My favorite thing to do with my son is to makie a giant mess in the kitchen by having him "help" me cook treats, he is two and I let him stir the batter, or pour in the water, that sort of thing. happy "holiday"|||My 4 year old grandson loves to help pack a picnic lunch and go to the park and have a picnic and play on all the stuff.|||Yes. Go to the park. If ice cream is what he likes go have some with him. Go play on the slide and swing and have a blast with him. He will remember his special time with you.|||you should go to park and Ice cream.|||I would say park and ice cream, your child gets out to play and has a yummy treat to top it all off!|||Well, it really depends on personal preference. I think the park sounds like a fun idea. Little kids tend to like the park. Maybe try a petting zoo type thing, unless he is too little. Or you could go to an aquarium to see all the fishys. Have Fun!!!|||Ugh! I can't stand Chucky Cheese!!!!! I would much rather go run around the park.
What my family did is get family passes to the local zoo and children's museum. They run for a year and usually after your second visit with the family pass it has already paid for itself... so you pretty much go for free the rest of the year. It comes in handy at the end of the month when you have paid all your bills and don't have much $$$ for entertainment.|||Take him to the park on the playground or just run around with him a little bit. Little boys love stuff like that. It also wears them out so that they'll sleep at night. I wouldn't give him too much ice cream. It's not the healthiest stuff in the world, but if you want to, it's your child. Make sure whatever he does gives him exercise.|||I think that the best thing that you could do for your son is to just play with him and let him laugh and run. They are very simple at that age. If you just took him out in the back yard or a park. Let him throw a ball, teach him to play catch and let him know emotionally that he is secure and special. But play WITH him, don't just be a watcher. Don't just take him to a playground and let him run around.Save that for a less special time when you don't have the time or energy to give him.
And of course, ice cream as the culmination of the event is a great ending! LOL and enjoy your son. They grow up too fast.|||He would love the park and that is free!|||Why not ask him which place and what activity he prefers out of those choices. Chucky Cheese is a nightmare, but if that's what'll make him happy, then go there. Same for the park and ice cream. Giving him a chance to pick what he really wants to do is what he'll cherish.|||You could go to Chuckie Cheese and spend some money then go to a park or get ice cream. Either would be fun.|||Go buy a couple of happy meals and take him to the park, that's where you will get the most quality time with him that he will remember.|||Just 20 bucks, huh? Well, you could always sell him to a Chinaman. You'd probably make a few grand off of it.
for my daughters 1st birthday next month i wanna take her to the zoo. but my boyfriend is telling me thats stupid and a waste of money. I think it would be fun. she loves animals and shes not old enough for chucky cheese or kings island or anything..
do you think its a stupid idea?|||Thats where I took one of my kids for their 1st b-day, and they had a blast! Try to find one with a petting zoo, she'll really like that, and bring plenty of sunscreen, its hotter than **** outside.|||thats a great idea...in my opinion! my son is gonna go to the zoo for his first time next month..he will be 6 months. and he loves animals and watches them and smiles and talks to them!|||Sounds like a good idea, your boyfriend just wants to play games and eat pizza at chucky cheese is all.|||It is not a stupid idea. Why would he even say that. She will have fun. I would leave him at home. |||I agree with the other answers, it sounds like a lovely day; perfect for a 1 year old.|||it sounds great. my cousin loves the zoo! have fun.
This wrong category glitch is getting worse!I wanna look up the crew's names on houseofnames.com ALL I know is a fat blonde kid with glasses on this cartoon was at a chucky cheese's or somethign and said "Ewww, Dungeons an Dragons nerds" and that's all I know about the show. Also what are those nickelodeon shows for kids with the walking leg without arms or a body and the characters that are all beavers that is NOT angry beavers??|||>>This wrong category glitch is getting worse!I
Then manually pick the correct category, silly.|||Hi
Given that this is the Maths section, I believe the answer to be....
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I wanna look up the crew's names on houseofnames.com ALL I know is a fat blonde kid with glasses on this cartoon was at a chucky cheese's or somethign and said "Ewww, Dungeons an Dragons nerds" and that's all I know about the show. Also what are those nickelodeon shows for kids with the walking leg without arms or a body and the characters that are all beavers that is NOT angry beavers?? Also why does wikipedia say trading cards are depicted as nerdy|||Back again, moron? Try and post something new once in a while, willya? This stupid question was old the 2nd time, let alone the 50th.|||i'll take two hits of whatever this nerd is having,thank you
I have looked at examples and so far the only thing that I have found that I had left out of my notes was that the husband cannot bring girlfriends, concubines or the new wife (or males filling those roles, if that is the case) to any events for the children, i.e., weddings, graduation, school plays, sporting events, recitals, demonstrations, plays, etc. There will be no birthday celebrations except those held at either his home or hers (e.g., no Chucky Cheese's) unless both parties consent and neither party will take the chikdren out of town on their birthdays.|||if you haven't already...make sure you work out funding for education as well as spell out what types of educational facilities they can attend (Universities, Community Colleges, Trade Schools, etc.), cars and who will pay what when the child reaches driving age, payment for graduation extras like invites, cap/gown, etc. (they really add up!!), as well as all the items that are normal when there are children in a marriage: medical, dental, vision, religion, insurance, clothing allowance, etc.
Good luck!|||Well, it's your life and your decision, but I'm not sure that's a very good idea, for the kids' sake. Kids don't understand legalities of things like that and all they know is that this person who their dad loves and is a huge part of their life never comes to support them in their activities. I think it sends a mixed message and will only make the children even more confused and frustrated than they already are.
I know it's hard to imagine being civil to your new husband's significant other, but I think that if all the adults in a child's life can be in the same room together and actually do so without fighting, that is in the best interest of the kids. Think about how you would feel and how your new future husband (who your kids loved very much and vice versa) would feel if he could NEVER attend these special things just because of some divorce agreement from years before. I think it's just asking for trouble.|||My wish....that the dog had gone with her
Her wish...that would never be allowed to be happy again|||Perhaps you could go as far as girlfriends or concubines, but I don't think you can leave out his spouse should he choose to re-marry.
Furthermore, as long as something is not life threatening, then you really can't spell out those sorts of things. I doubt a court would allow a divorce decree that indicated dad can't take his kids to Chuck E Cheese or Disneyworld for their birthday.
You may not agree with his choices. I certainly don't agree with the choices made by my unfaithful ex-wife. But I wouldn't keep her from seeing her boyfriend or taking my daughter to Disneyworld, etc.
The other things, such as no overnight stays of a woman he's not married to, sure. Restricting who he can take to the school play, no cool, no matter how much it hurts you.
It's about the children, remember. So if it hurts you, you have to be the bigger person and get over it. It's better to have dad there at the play, even with his girlfriend or wife, than it is to have dad absent in most cases.|||holidays......
birthdays.....
weekends....
weekly visitations.....
**establish something in there that he can not take the child(ren) out of town unless there is a written consist that includes addresses and telephone numbers to where the children will be located....
If I think of anything more I will let you know...|||may i say that as being from a divored marraige myself, my ex is re-married now, and you cant take his new wife out of the picture.thats being selfish.just because you dont want to see her ,she will still be a step mom to your kids and a part of thier life.even if he doesnt have one yet, you need to decide things that only affect you and him, not your kids|||there are so many things, like sporting events, vehicles and what to do when the kids don't want to go with him for the weekend....|||I wish my ex husband would have been sent to the Moon.
Please make a story using the following.
Put Al Capone, Nixon, the Marlboro Man, a disease infested prostitute from vegas, Profesor Plumb, Chucky Cheese, Tony Montana, and your mom in a giant cage and give them a rope, a chainsaw, a gladius, a throwring knife, a half full bottle of Jagermeister, a large rock, a cannon, and a sharpened stick.
points awarded only if you use all these elements
who would emerge victorious?|||You put them all in the cage. Chucky Cheese drinks all the Jagermeister and starts getting really annoying, the prostitue think's he's cute.
The Marlboro Man won't stop smoking which bothers Profesor Plumb, Plumb grabs the chainsaw and goes after Marlboro's neck. Your mom disaproves of the mess this causes so she goes after Plumb with a sharpened stick. Tony Montana, armed with the rock, defends Plumb. Nixon grabs the gladius and defends your mom.
At this point, Al Capone get fed up with Chucky's antics with the prostitute and blasts everyone with the cannon.
EDIT: I forgot the throwing knife. Oh well, lets just give it the Chucky and the prostitute and let them do what they want with it. I'm sure i don't want to know.|||Homework on the weekend, no thanks:)
but dude seriously a ""disease infested prostitute from Vegas"
couldn't you have more specific?|||Al Capone, Nixon, the Marlboro Man, a disease infested prostitute from vegas, Profesor Plumb, Chucky Cheese, Tony Montana, and your mom in a giant cage and give them a rope, a chainsaw, a gladius, a throwring knife, a half full bottle of Jagermeister, a large rock, a cannon, and a sharpened stick....
all fought against me and lost.|||Put Al Capone and Nixon, the Marlboro Man, a disease infested prostitute from vegas, Profesor Plumb, Chucky Cheese, Tony Montana, and your mom in a giant cage and give them a rope, a chainsaw, a gladius, a throwring knife, a half full bottle of Jagermeister, a large rock, a cannon, and a sharpened stick.
i was the winner|||You sound very bored dude.|||your mom|||Put Al Capone and Nixon, the Marlboro Man, a disease infested prostitute from Vegas, Professor Plumb, Chucky Cheese, Tony Montana, and your mom in a giant cage. Give them a rope, a chainsaw, a Gladi's, a throwing knife, a half full bottle of Jagermeister, a large rock, a cannon, and a sharpened stick.
Then you would have one hell of an orgie|||One Short Short Story, as requested.
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This guy on Yahoo asked people to write a story including "... Al Capone, Nixon, the Marlboro Man, a disease infested prostitute from Vegas, Professor Plumb, Chucky Cheese, Tony Montana, and your mom in a giant cage and give them a rope, a chainsaw, a gladius, a throwing knife, a half full bottle of Jagermeister, a large rock, a cannon, and a sharpened stick."
Several people read the request, but no one thought it would make an interesting story. Someone corrected the misspelled words, though.
THE END|||I think the Vegas prostitute would kick *** those broads are TOUGH and drink like fish, Capone would be a close second.
I love my ma,, but she would get a schooling.|||THE PROSTITUTE
AB|||Are you being funny???
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I no. ur gonna say "ur too young." "Go to Chucky Cheese or something." But kids theese days r bf and gf at this age. Like on the Suite life of Zach and cody. They were like 12 or 13 and they went on dates. Im starting middle school and will be 12 soon. I no most of u r gonna say "Let ur mom come." well wat im trying to ask is, if my mom is coming, wat should i do to make it more of a date but nothing like making out or anything? my bf is shy around parents and i dont want my mom to be all over us. Is there any way that it can still kinda feel like a date but nothing too much?!?!? Please help me. Thank you for ur help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! O and wat should i wear? pink spagetti strap top with pink short skirt? or aqua spagetti strap top and aqua short skirt?|||You are a little young, but I remember being 11 and 12 and I had a boyfriend too. We only went out for like 2 weeks though because he was too immature for me...but that's not the point hehe. Let your mom come and ask if she can sit in the row either in front or behind you. If she insists on behind you so she can watch what is happening say okay, that will show her you are responsible and you were not even thinking on kissing or anything, which you shouldn't anyway. Love is complicated and kids are lucky, so just don't kiss him hehe especially infront of your mom. I think it is better your mom is going because you are both quite young and someone could like steal you haha. As for what to wear, try jeans and a tee-shirt, it is a movie date don't try to dress up. And you shouldn't have to wear a mini skirt around a boy, especially at your age. For the people that think Zack and Cody is for little kids, well they are just being mean and are trying to act all mature. I like it and I am 15, but I am like the essence of mature. Most of the guys are too immature for me at school! Anyways, hope you have fun on your date!|||freak|||u still watch the suitew life of zack and cody you do need too go to chukey cheese
and i would still goi there its fun there:)lol|||First off ditch the short outfit if your mom is coming it wont look good to her and will send the wrong message to the guy. Have your dad come and treat it like a double date or if your mom is single set her up its fun!
much luck|||nope, that's the whole point of your mommie coming along sweetie so that it won't be anything like a date.|||hahah go to chucky cheeses, you read my mind....
well you can still make it feel like a date if you get your mom to just stay behind you, a distance away|||tell your mom you will feel like a complete dork if shes around your bf. tell her how you arent going to do anything bad, and how you no better. tell her how he's very well mannered ro something. idk|||ok, your not too youung. lol, im 13, and i was dating at yur age. um, i suggest doing what me and my bf do when his parents came to the movies w/ us. they sat wayy on the other side of the theatre as us. and if you talk to your mom, and tell her that michael gets nervous around parents, then maybe she'll stay away, and try not to be all over you guyz.
i say aqua outfit!!|||When you get to high school, i bet your parents would let you go on a date, just you and your boyfriend by yourselfs.|||your 11... your mom should come jeeze... she's gonna be driving you, giving you money for your ticket and snacks, and your ride home. What do you PLAN on doing with your bf whos prob 11 or 12?|||all that I can tell you is that if I were your mother, you would not be dating, not wearing the clothes you are speaking of. If you are still watching The Suite life, you are in no way ready to date... trust me, eleven is waaaayyyyy to young, just enjoy being a kid.|||you should be glad your moms coming, and you really dont know anything about dating so why date? im sure it wont be like another month or so before you break up anyway. kids your age cant even hold on to something long enough, and that stupid kid show is not reality. most kids who date think they are more mature than they really are. so you should be greatful your mother is coming with you, and what your wearing already sound slutty, wear jeans and a shirt. and to make it more like a date all you can do is hold hands. thats all you should do anyways|||dammm ur mom wants 2 come... that sucks, next time tell her to drop u off at the movies bc some of ur friends r goin n dont say that your goin on a date with your boyfriend. im 14 so yea i understand ur question more then older ppl probably. as far as ur mom being there, i wouldnt go any farther then holding hands or putting your arm around each other, sorry. but if ur mom leaves the movies 2 go 2 the bathroom or get some popcorn n candy or whatever, thens your chance to either kiss him or make out with him. as for your clothes, i'd wear the pink spaghetti strap, but make sure its really tight on ur body with tight jeans thatll look good, good luck|||lmfao lol a short shirt skirt?WTF go to chucky cheese, because you wont be doing anything dirty on this date. At least at chucky cheese you get balls in your face LOL kids these days...|||oh jesus maggie. the suite life of zach and cody, is sweet as hell man
and you are not too young, i was dating at your age. i'd suggest, to make it sorta like a date without the whole making out in the theater, which to me is trashy anyway, hold his hand, ask him to buy a snack, be happy, and have fun. although you are not too young to date, you are to young to be sticking your tounge down anyones throat, so, im glad your mom is tagging along. Mom knows best! and aqua, is better than pink. just cause pink is not my favorite color :)|||You are too young. Period. In everyone's eyes (except your own) you are a baby. If you base your life off of TV shows you are going to have a crappy life. Most kids your age are NOT dating, stop deluding yourself.
If your Mom allows you to go on an outing with a boy then of course she is going to go with you. You can't go by yourselves, your not old enough to be out by yourselves.
Just being out together is a date. Enjoy the movie, share pop corn and hold hands. And try not to dress like a wh*re which is what you were describing as possible outfits to wear. You would be surprised how much better people look in a pair well fitting jeans than a short skirt.|||I had my first boyfriend at 11. We had so much fun together and went out a lot. When we went to the movies, my parents used to drop us off and pick us up after. I had a cell phone so we were always in connection. If you don't have a cell phone, then you should ask your parents to borrow one of theirs and call after the movie. If they still don't let you go, ask them what they WOULD let you guys do together by yourselves. If you and your parents can work something else out, call your bf and see if you can change the plan. My 1st date with my boyfriend was like this: After school, we walked together to get and ice cream and then went to the park to feed the ducks. I thought it was a better first date than going to the movies because we got to talk and get to know each other. It was really fun.
And I think everyone who answered and said you are too young should not be talking. You like who you like and you date who you want and it's your decision, not theirs.
Good Luck!
We don't want to have our baby's birthday at Chucky Cheese ... any suggestions? I live in the Fairfax, VA|||I am a online party planner if you need help I can help you at a lower price than my site says, I can help with your party for 100 dollars or just findng a places and I can book it for a low cost of 15 dollar. My site is onlinepartyplanner.webs.com...I can help you with anything you need depending on what you choose, my email is crammy1993@yahoo.com
P.S- do not pay attention to the prices because i gave you a discoutn price...i regular charge 500 dollars|||what are you kidding me. chuck e cheese's is the best place for a 1st birthday. any birthday. stressless for you. the child doesnt care. all your child will care about is the cake and ballons. the party is primarily for pictures later in life ie memories. go ahead and settle for chuck e cheeses -- where a kid can be a kid.|||Have it at home. It's cheap. Besides a first birthday is not going to be remembered by your child. If home is not an option then maybe a McDonalds PlayPlace or something like that.
ok my little bro's birthday is today and i need ideas on where to take him somwhere fun for both of us (he's 8) and not that expensive somewhere besides chucky cheese or safarri land? any ideas?|||well it depends on wehre you live at?
if you lived somewhere cool like a big city there would be a lot to do... but if your in a smaller town like most of us you could
1. take him to a movie he's been wanting to see
2. take him to buy a toy or something he has been wanting
3. go to toys r us and play with the toys
4. take him out to eat?
5. take him to a play
6. invite his friends over
7. play video games with him?
idk anymore really? hope this helps a little|||laster tag, the movies, beach|||go bowling..
or laser tag :P|||build a bear workshop|||What about miniature golf or bowling or a day at the arcade. Or build a bear. It will make lots of memories if you take your camera and you can put the pictures together in a frame and decorate it with birthday stickers!|||Build a bear workshop kids love that place. It's not that expensive.|||mcdonald's|||Go-kart racing, putt putt golf, an arcade, batting cages, or take him to the mall and see a movie and give him 10 dollars and let him go in any store he wants and find something to buy.|||take him to get pizza then go to a park and play foot ball. if its to cold to go outside stay inside and play video games. if you don't have video games you can watch a move.|||bowling. if he can pick up one|||To the bowling alley, if he can control himself to the movies, then to Mc Donalds or Burger King or something...|||i'm not from america (it sounds like thats where you are from) but i'm going to suggest you get a picnic together of all his favourite foods, maybe even ask him to come along to the supermarket and get stuff and make it as fun as possible. maybe even take a camera and after the day is done make a scrap book about it! a birthday he won't forget!
i remember taking my brother to the beach and taking photos of pebbles etc that we made funny faces out of! good luck x|||Let's all do another hands across America but this time we'll make it hands across the Americas spanning from Canada to Argentina and we do it for 4 hours.|||How about the local skating rink? that's where my kids always want to go. Or if he's not the wimpy type take him to play paintball, he would probably really like that. They have parks where you can go do that or you could take him to play putt putt golf.|||Take him to the movies to see "The Seeker: The Dark is Rising" he'll soak it up.|||How about mini golf? Or a go-cart track? I'm sure any video arcade would be good, but you said not too expensive. Is there a park near you with swings and such? That's more fun than you might think, and doesn't cost anything.|||Take him to a matinee, I hear transformers is showing.|||hey why dont you take him out for a day of fun? you guys can go get ice cream, go maybe peter piper pizza (if they have where u are), go out to eat somewhere kiddish, ooh and board walk and ceramic cafe' are really fun!|||get him star wars stuff!!!!!!!!!!|||take him to the pool, and then to the candy shop...get some candy, go out to lunch, or dinner and then go see a movie...or you could take him to boomers if you know what that is...|||Take him to a batting cage and hit some balls.|||Legoland! Woohoo..
Arcade, Zoo, Amusement park..|||Pee Wee Golf;
It's my son's 2nd birthday tomorrow and my fiance wants to pick him up from daycare early and do something with him...the problem is that we can't figure out what! He's too young for a Children's Museum, and he would get lost in the pit of balls at Chucky Cheese. Any ideas? Right now our whole state is covered (literally) in ice, so we can't take him playing outside in the snow, so it's inside activities only!|||Well. Since he is only two,don't feel pressured to make this day monumental. Odds are he won't remember it in the long run. How about just having a day at home with immediate family. Have it decorated in his favorite character. And his favorite new food. And of course him having his first piece of cake. And take lots of pictures.|||I would suggest taking him to a place like Color Me Mine or somewhere where he can paint and draw or things like that|||chucky cheese or do an inside party and have a horton hears a who theme. pin the tail on the donkey or rent a blow up jummp house.|||Family time is prolly best. stay home. invite grandma. have fun.
at what age do you take a newborn baby out? my sister inlaw, takes her three week old baby to chucky cheese, to see her co workers and to the mall....he has not even had his first shots yet....i dont think it is safe for the baby. any thoughts at what age or time a new born should be taken out into public?|||i think you should avoid public places when theyre only a couple weeks old.. but stroller walk, or see grandparents it okay.. Yeah, i agree with you it's not smart for her to be taking him out everywhere..|||Chances are he HAS had his first shots since they give some shots at birth.
I suppose I should ask: are you a mom?
While that's not something I would do, I understand your sister-in-law! She's proud of her baby and trying to keep up with her busy life.
Don't judge her so negatively though.|||I took my 4 month old out to a restaurant on the way home from the hospital. I also flew to Missouri with him when he was 2 weeks old. So I think personally people like y'all are overprotective. Sorry. Good Luck!|||Nothing, and I mean nothing is germier than a hospital. The next germiest place is a doctors office -particularly pediatricians. And people take babies there all the time.
I have always taken my son out. Even once they have their "first shots" that doesn't really protect them.|||Your baby isn't touching people, except you, at that age, as long as they aren't (the public) breathing on her, she is fine. My kids never got sick at that age, from going out in public. (unless you are talking about passing your baby from person to person, then the risk is higher. But to the store, you gotta relax a bit.)|||it depends on the person. I look at it this way you have to take them outside to leave the hospital. To be honest i took my seven month daughter out twice when she was only a week old. To sea world and the zoo. Her grandparents and great grandparents where in. To be honest it had no ill effects on her at all , she selpt in her car/stroller and was perfect, to be honest it hurt me more. I had 3 degree tear and was very sore after thouse two trips. After that she didnt go out till her two week visit and then two month. We would go for walks after her one month mark but thats just me. As long as you take the right precaution everything should be fine.|||Its always best to wait until the baby has some shots as they are immunization shots to protect the child.
Sometimes we have to bite our lip and stay out of other's business because it will only cause conflict. Keep your thoughts to yourself so you can enjoy your new baby nephew.|||No actually...you're right he most likely HAS NOT had his shots...my son started his first immunizations at 2 months..
The only "shots" they get at birth is the hepatitis and they've even stopped doing that.
In my opinion IT IS NEVER safe to take ANY child to Chuck E. Cheese as it's a breeding ground for disease...
I took my son out a few times in his first month...but no one was allowed to touch him and I almost always had him in the closed stroller (because he was usually sleeping).
It's really at the mothers discression as to when the baby meets the world...
As long as she's reasonably careful and is not passing baby off from person to person ...baby should be fine.
Make sure that she carries Purrell with her and never lets anyone handle the baby without washing their hands and using Purrell first...that will greatly minimize the exposure at least to contact borne bacteria and viruses.|||Newborns still have the immunities they received from their moms in utero, even more so if they are being nursed. It's actually the new mother that is most at risk of exposure to disease, since she's worn down from all the midnight feedings, etc. She needs to be careful not to push herself too hard.
I took my twins to church when they were one week old.|||That is honestly a personal decision. I would be careful taking a newborn baby where there are a lot of germs. Just think how easy it is for someone to come up and "germify" your baby! Every mom feels differently about it just be cautious and use your own judgement. I am a mother to a 4 1/2 year old 16 month old and i'm currently pregnant. I honestly prefer to wait until the immune system is built up a bit more and then I only take them where there is healthy family or invite them to my home. I let my husband do the grocery shopping and things to that effect.|||he should of had some shots by now
did he really not have any shots???
my aunt a peditrician recommends waiting tilll 4 weeks old to be around people best of luck|||My first was visiting the day she came home and grocery shopping the next day. My second I stayed in a few days but that was only because I was tired not because its bad for the baby. The baby just left the most liekly place a person is to BECOME sick-the hjospital!|||We took both of our kids out right from the beginning. Our first trip to Wal-Mart was on the way home from the hospital to get prescriptions from the pharmacy. Newborns have a lot of protection from their mom's passed-on immune system for the first few months.|||You get antibodies by coming in contact with the germs. Your body realises they are foreign and makes antibodies to attack them.
You can't be immunised against all germs. Studies have shown that making your children super clean can have negative side effects as once they do come into contact with the germs their body has no idea how to react to it.
You have to find a happy medium between letting them come in contact with things and keeping them clean. At that age baby wouldn't be touching much only mom.
Enjoy your new nephew|||Technically the baby went "out" the day he/she left the hospital. However, if you are worried talk to your pediatrician about specific outing dates like when the high levels are for RSV, flu, and viruses of that nature. Your doctor will give you the best advise.
Good luck.|||Everyone debates this one differently. I can understand her wanting to show off the new one to her co-workers. I have seen little ones as young as 3 days old in the stores. Right or wrong, it is an individuals choice, and not for others to hold her judgment.
The baby does get all of the mothers immunities ( to a certain degree). I am sure baby will be fine, and once he gets his shots, he will be cranky and she may not want to go with him. He is perfectly safe. Mine was 2 months preemie, and at 2 months old, was around a young girl with the chicken pox. She is 14 now, and drives me nuts!
Remember, it's not your baby, and you will just get hard feelings started by making an issue of this. It is one of those topics just better left alone.|||Since your sister inlaw is probably still breastfeeding, she's constantly transferring her own resistance to any diseases the baby may come in contact with through her breast milk, which provides antibodies along with all the other things a baby needs to grow. Chances are that if the baby "catches" anything, the antibodies provided by the breast milk will be sufficient to ward off any serious consequences, even things that he will need a shot for later. The baby will only be able to get seriously sick from something that the mother isn't resistant to, and due to constant contact between the baby and mother, even if the baby does get sick, the mother may still be able to develop a new resistance and pass it on.
I do agree, however, that it's not smart to bring a newborn to bacteria-infected places like chuckie cheese- but if he's not touching surfaces, it's not devastating.|||I took my son out of the house to wal-mart when he was 3days old. I did have this older lady say my god he is too young to be here. But I did not agree one bit. He is almost 2 now and has been healthy from day one. My trip to the store did not effect him at all ;) I'm now pregnant w/ my second and will take her to the store w/ me as soon as she is born. Its all about personal choice.
its called person of interest and the music video is in chucky cheese .. xD hahahahh its AWEFUL|||Its soooooo gud...isn't it?!
I love that song
jk. That would be effeminate...and really creepy (why does this keep happening?)|||i can say with all faith that i will never hear it , i have yet to hear an entire bieber song too , it is good to be me :) ( just in that regard )|||lolololololololololololololololololololo…|||new song same old sh*t..|||The girl cannot sing and her music is soooooo cheesey and terrible !|||"Same sh*t, different toilet"|||*covers ears and ducks and covers under table* save me satan T_T|||The acting is really bad.|||yor useless|||WWHHHHYYYYYY MMMMEEEEE?????!!!|||yes i heard it and i really don't like it
in fact i liked it less than her other 2 songs|||Does this really surprise you?
a park that has some water recreation
raging waters
knotts berry farm
chucky cheese|||I would go with a contained area like Chuck E. Cheese.|||Well Chuckee Cheese doesn't really have any water activities but you can probably find a some nearby water parks if you search online.|||chucky cheese they stamp your hand with kid and adult alike .. So noone can leave with your child but you. Have fun|||For a 3yr old I would stick to chucky cheese|||A water recreation park would be kind of difficult to keep your eye on all the kids so I would scratch that. I would go witgh Chucky Cheese or even McDonalds. The employees at McDonalds go out of their way to make sure the kids have a good time. They plan games and activities for the kids. I should know, I used to work at a McDonalds. Have fun.|||hi boy/girl well theme party's are always nice my little couzin had a car party and it look like a f1 circuit and everyhing was cars all over cake etc..|||I think a park with water recreation. I don't live America I don't know much about the rest of the places you asked about|||how many people are you planning on inviting?
My daughter is also turning three, and we're having 3 people over for a small butterfly party. 3 year olds are hard enough to manage without all the stimulus and excitement of the places you've listed above. Being responsible for all of them in those open spaces - I couldn't do it.
Generally the rule of thumb for a manageable bday is the number of children should match the age. and then you do something at home. It's actually more special I think, and if it's fewer kids you can actually put more effort into it. IF you have a son, a theme party with a theme cake, cookies, games all work really well. For my daughter, I'm making butterfly wings for all her guests (two are boys actually), butterfly cupcakes - we'll have a chrysalis search and a butterfly story time.|||I had my three year old's birthday at chuckie cheese she loved it. It was great that chuckie cheese is secure and make sure they only leave with the person that took them there. The only problem I had was she was scared of the guy dressed in the mouse outfit but other than that she had a blast.|||Larry Flynts HUSTLERS CLUB OH YEAH|||Ok you want to take a bunch of 3 year olds to a water park? That sounds like 6 o'clock new waiting to happen... Chucky Cheese is easy or some places have other kid friendly mini themeparks... I forget what it was called but there was one place where it was like a huge mcdonald's playground (but it wasn't mcdonalds).... Anyway... I recommend staying away from the water.
ok i not much of a smoker but a few days ago i took like maybe 5 or 5 small hits. and today i was called in for an interveiw next week for chucky e cheese. so need to know what to do/.??
drink tons of water which i already do. like 8 bottles a day.|||Do not drink bleach of any amount! Drinking vinegar doesn't help either, and neither do those 'detox' kits. Drink lots of water, tea, coffee, and cranberry or grape juice, this will dilute your urine so the metabolites of the marijuana are harder to detect. It's probably too late to burn it out of your fat cells unless you have a very high metabolism and exercise a LOT.
Keep drinking lots of water and fluids up until your test (should they test). About three days before your test take a creatine supplement, and the morning of the test take a B-complex vitamin and four aspirin. The creatine and the B vitamins help to cover the fact that your urine is diluted by making it yellow and and fixing the pH. Aspirin have been shown to mess up urine tests. Don't ever give your first piss of the day for a urine test, and when you're giving the sample catch the piss midstream. Since you don't smoke often you should pass with flying colors.
And don't try to tamper with the test, that doesn't work.|||Nothing you can do.
Only TIME works.
A 1x use of THC can stay in your system up to 9 days.
Whether it will or not depends on how good your liver is, and how fast it gets rid of toxins.
And before you ask, NOTHING you put in your mouth affects how the liver works at all -- except of course, other toxins, which slows it down.
So if you regularly drink, drug or whatever, your liver is always busy sorting stuff out, which means the THC will last longer.
Meaning possibly the full 9 days... in which case, SCREWED DUDE!|||Since Chucky Cheese is not a high security job where safe operation of heavy equipment is required, I doubt if a drug test is needed. I could be wrong, but remember not to use drugs since they can get a hair sample from an applicant that can tell your past use of ALL narcotics that goes back a couple of years.|||Cranberry juice, vinegar, a very small amount of bleach.... Um I know smokes shops sell **** that cleanse ur system but they keep It low key. Well I know in L.A they do. But it's not granatee that ur test will b clean or dirty cuz a fuken
Pot head test can come out clean, every one is different|||This is the beer, wine and spirits area and your question is about narcotics. You will stand a better chance of a useful answer if you were to pose your question in a more appropriate area.|||Bloodletting|||exercise lots|||Just tell them one of the animatronic mice got you high. They will understand.
Just like to punch just because?
For me Chucky of Chucky Cheese I just hate him.|||The burger king. he's just creepy!|||Ronald McDonald, he's not mentioned that much anymore, because he's scared of me.|||the King from burger king i hate that thing|||ronald mcdonald!!|||the burger king guy. annoying.
my cuz is a boy needs a huge awesome! birthday party!
NO PETER PIPER! NO CHUCKY CHEESE!
.must be in san antoinio tx!
thinking about going to:
lazerquest
or
paintball|||Paintball for sure|||I'm guess I'm going to be the odd one out......
I'm gonna say Lazerquest. (:
Tell your cousin happy bday!!! =]|||Paintball for sure! Happy birthday!
looking for unique stuff to put in my Baby daughter's play room -
Would like to find stuff like they have at Play Centers -Like GYMBOREE & Chucky Cheese
Like ball pits, Tunnels, Huge Soft Blocks to climb on and stuff like that maybe even a slide -LOL- I want the room to be full of things for her to do -And I need a unique looking book shelf
Gonna piant the room in Bright Bold colors
(Its my dining room -LOL gonna be her playroom -cant wait to get started)
I've got the budget to do it -just need the resources
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www.tarikyousef.com, great custom items, unique designs and it will not be an eyesore in your old dining room.
If your budget allows, an interior designer could work wonders and bring together many different elements like toys, custom furniture, paint, etc.
My son will be 7 years old on August 5th and I never gave him a birthday party at home, I always took him to Chucky Cheese. My son asked could he have a party this year and I do not know where to find a Magician or a Clown at a reasonable price here in Michigan. Could someone please help!
Thanks|||Look in the phone book or on-line ... my cousin just turned 7 and she had a clown at her birthday party ( who did magic tricks, balloons, face make-up .. etc ) and the kids absolutely loved it - she kept them very entertained ... maybe since he's a boy - the Magician would seem a little more tough than a clown ... ask him ... good luck and have fun with it ... !|||get a magician!
my baby will be 1yr old in about 3 weeks and need some ideas, thanks, oh and not chucky cheese either..|||I would say stay at home. A first birthday does not need to be a huge party. We had ours at home, and got the 1st birthday themed stuff from the party store. Had food, easy stuff everyone will like, veggie tray, fruit, chip/pretzels etc. Then of course you need to get/make a cake for your little one to dig into (I prefer to make the cake, makes it more special, plus on thing my mom always did was bake any kind of cake we wanted and I and sticking with that with my kids.)|||Take some of the toys he or she likes and make a themed birthday party at your own house. Make a cake, and get a pinata. Set some games up that the whole group will enjoy.
Be creative|||He's to young to really appreciate to much, so don't go nuts. I'd just stick to family.|||are you asking about a birthday party? If you are then I would have to say that when my son was 1 he still took 2 naps a day and got very cranky at certain times of the day. Your best thing to do is buy them their own little b-day cake and a larger one and invite close family and friends. Don't go all out your baby wont remember it any way and he will have a great time with just family and a few of the close people he knows. By the way take lots of pics!!!|||Make it very small, family, a few friends...they don't understand, and certainly don't remember...save the fan fair for when they are older!!!|||Take him somewhere like the park and play with him as long as he is having fun. Then look in his eyes and say I love you so very much. Go home and put him down for a nap. When he awakens, feed him his favorite food. When he's done give him a big hug and tell him you love him again. Put aside your days chores and just be with your son. Do this for the rest of his birthdays and he'll have the greatest memories of his loving Mother/Father.
Of course the nap thing may not go over well when he's sixteen :)|||Do something fun at home with family and friends. If the weather is nice where you are have a BBQ and some outside games and drinks and have the cake and stuff for the baby.|||The first birthday party is basically a party for you. The baby is not going to really know what is going on. So dont spend a lot of money. For my son we just did a family and close friends cookout. He still had a lot of fun.
Other than McDonalds and Chucky Cheese.... We live in Orlando Florida|||Dave & Busters??
http://www.daveandbusters.com/Locations/鈥?/a>|||Do they still have Eltorito's there? My son when he wsas 3 or 4 used to love going there. Also, being in the Disney area, theres bound to be lots of activities. Wish I had a bette answer.|||Eola Park.|||Why don't you do a picnic at a park. Just grab drive thru or pack a picnic.|||burger king
wendy's
friendly's
applebee's|||Take out junk food and tie the kid on a tree|||Fun World or a bowling or skating rink would be a nice place to take your kid. Do you have any of these in Florida?
My son is turning 3 years old in December, and I need some ideas for the theme. Since it's a winter party, it's hard to think of anywhere, and it can't be at my house, b/c we're moving, and not Chucky Cheese. He loves Curious George, but I want it creative.|||Can you have it at a relative/friend's house? If not, that's kinda tough. Are you moving locally? If so, maybe he can wait until you guys move into your new place. I usually get fun theme ideas for kids bdays at party stores. Visit this site:
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Good luck.|||bob the builder is always a winner. try a community rec ctr. you can rent them by the hr sometimes. i did and it worked. they will let you use the gym and stuff. good luck|||Try the zoo, by the monkeys. That could get interesting. Most zoos have a place inside for things like that.|||Do you have a local YMCA or Rec. Center?
You could also find somewhere to have a sleding party.
Start with all the kids going slidding and bring thermus's of hot cocoa and little cups for when they are all pooped out. Then have everyone gather at a place to go and eat and do presents and cake, etc.|||How about Build a Bear? That's what I'm doing for my son's birthday end of Nov.|||why not try a peter pan theme pirates for boys and fairys for the girls|||why dont you go over to a family members place and have the party there?...many stores have party stuff for so many different things..have a curious george theme party and make little costumes of some sort for the kids that have to do with curious george. have them dress up as bananas! that would be cute. lol something creative and different like that would be good|||we are doing a dan zane house party theme, everyone has to dress bohemian like dan zane and friends, were gonna have dan zanes music and videos. also I will have a huge canvas with a tarp, the kids can come and paint on it then I'll hang it in my sons room
i live in appleton, wisconsin and im with a friend and we want to go somewhere fun we are 13 we aren't talking about like chucky cheese we're talking about like petco or petland which are unfortanetly closed. where else couold we goo!?|||skating rink
pool
arcade / grand slam
batting cages
lazer tag
mall
ice rink
smoothie store
rita's icee
cold stones
zoo if it's nearby
amusement park
go on a walk
an old persons store and try on clothes
put put / mini golfing
a salon / spa
biking around
movie theatre
blockbusters and rent a dvd
play some video games
local basketball court and find some guys to play a game with
anything sound fun?|||cinema... a zoo... shopping... bowling....swimming...stay in and watch films... sorry i've ran out of ideas x|||i don't know weather there is any bowling place or watch movies|||im not sure there is the mall, movies, bowling, the zoo, idk there aint much you can do cuz you are preaty young you got no wheels to take you anywere|||How about a movie or walking a trail in the park?
Check out the link for the recreation department in your town maybe you can find something you both would be interested in.
if ur foster dad said u were a baby and dont act ur age? he said it cuz i like chucky cheese and 2 watch cartoons 2 but i am a kid
so how am i supose 2 act???????? so i was thiking of doing drugs and smoking cuz that is what older people do so is that what he wants|||tell him how he makes you feel and be yourself don't do drugs or smoke that's really bad for you ok|||You are blowing this entire situation way out ot proportion. You shouldn't get mad, because it's just an opinion and opinions do not count. Secondly, drugs and alchol aren't the answer to your problem. People will tell you that drugs and alchol only bring about more problems, becasue you can become addicted and it's hard to stop.|||He just wants you to mature a little! dO NOT dO DRUGS !|||He is being stupid i know lots of adults who like cartoons and Chucky Cheese is cool.Like you said your a kid and don't listen to him he sounds like the baby, so ignore him.|||Lol the ****? how old are you, nine?
What are some things that you wish you had included in your divorce agreement but didn't?
I have looked at examples and so far the only thing that I have found that I had left out of my notes was that the husband cannot bring girlfriends, concubines or the new wife (or males filling those roles, if that is the case) to any events for the children, i.e., weddings, graduation, school plays, sporting events, recitals, demonstrations, plays, etc. There will be no birthday celebrations except those held at either his home or hers (e.g., no Chucky Cheese's) unless both parties consent and neither party will take the children out of town on their birthdays.|||The men answering this are soooo funny. They don't know you and your circumstances so ignore them. You are right. As a woman, I have seen countless destroyed weddings over this very issue. Besides, that wasn't the question, was it? You wanted to know what you should include and simply stated that you had found this in another agreement. Are these guys defensive or wh?.
Anyway, you should include something about taking the kids out of the country. That is really an issue in this international world.
Also, a parent can agree to stand on his head when he picks up the kids if that is what you agree to without the court and simply file. These guys above are funny!|||You have serious control issues. Meds and a trip to the shrink can help.
If your daughter is old enough to get married, then why she needs a parenting plan? You are taking your grudge way too far, Your daughter can invite whomever she wants to her wedding.
Jeez, lady, you give me the creeps|||Judging from your attitude, I can see why hubby ditched your ***.|||You don't legally have that right. Didn't you all go to mediation? The mediator would've explained the whole boyfriend/girlfriend of the spouse thing works. They ARE allowed to be there unless they are abusive or some kind of criminal. Sucks...but you cannot supersede the laws of the land.|||+1 to what blunt said above.
Even if your husband is a liar and a cheat, let your adult child decide if he/she wants dad in his/her life.
Good gravy.
Perhaps you could go as far as girlfriends or concubines, but I don't think you can leave out his spouse should he choose to re-marry.
Furthermore, as long as something is not life threatening, then you really can't spell out those sorts of things. I doubt a court would allow a divorce decree that indicated dad can't take his kids to Chuck E Cheese or Disneyworld for their birthday.
You may not agree with his choices. I certainly don't agree with the choices made by my unfaithful ex-wife. But I wouldn't keep her from seeing her boyfriend or taking my daughter to Disneyworld, etc.
The other things, such as no overnight stays of a woman he's not married to, sure. Restricting who he can take to the school play, no cool, no matter how much it hurts you.
It's about the children, remember. So if it hurts you, you have to be the bigger person and get over it. It's better to have dad there at the play, even with his girlfriend or wife, than it is to have dad absent in most cases.|||Very good. I would hope the same holds for you. What happens when you meet someone?
Are you really a person who does not need love, companionship or dare I say sex? That is of course if the restrictions work both ways.
That would be the only reason for that crap.
Oh yea, thats for him, not for you.
I think I can see why he bailed out.
My son will be turning 2 next month and I need to figure out something soon to have for entertainment and get the invitations out. I don't want to do Chucky Cheese because it's so far away that I am afraid parents won't bring thier kids. I don't want to have just a cook out because that is so boring - I mean it's his BIRTHDAY. I want to CELEBRATE and I want the kids to have fun. However, there is so little that 2 yr olds can do... I have thought of a pony but I don't know if they are too little for that too? Please help! I want this to be different,fun and memorable. Thank you in advance for your advice!|||Do you have any place like a Gymboree or any kid's gym near you? Because that is hands down the best place to do a two year old's birthday party.
If you have to/want to do it at home.... rent a bouncy house/moonwalk thing - the kids will LOVE that, and it will provide hours of entertainment. I had someone dressed up as Elmo come for my son's birthday party, and I'll warn you, it scared the crap out of all the kids except my son. Another idea is a clown that does balloons/face painting (although again, beware that most kids are petrified of these things at age 2). I think they're too young for ponies, but a friend of mine had a travelling petting zoo with small animals (like bunnies and stuff) come to her party and that was a huge hit. Another friend had a lady come that did a puppet show, that was a big hit.
Hope this helps!!!|||Rent an air bouncer, kids LOVE those and because it's at your house they can bounce in it all day long for as long as they want and not have worry about some smelly carney telling them time is up!|||Get a Pinata! Kids and adults love them! Put some lottery tickets in there for the adults!
Plan around nap time!
Make all finger foods, kids love finger foods. (PB&J, strawberries and bananas wrapped in flat bread and cut into sections - so yummy!)
Have a family member dress up as a clown (lots of kids are scared of them. If you have someone do it for you it will save $$) OR hire one that does balloon animals.
Get all the kids & adults fun hats to wear.
Fill a small pool with like 100 mini rubber duckies for them to get in andplay with!
Use little things to make it special - fun straws, balloons everywhere... little stuff is what the kids get all geeked up about!
But remember how your child is, normally children at 2 are very unpredictable. So be patient!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!|||why not have a theme party? although your child will probably not remember the party, it would make for great picture for him to see later in life. You could do a sports theme or a cowboy theme or even a popular character theme like Dora the Explorer or Blues Clues. It would be great if your husband or other family member could find a costume to dress up as one of these characters and show up at the party. If you told the other parents you were going to have one of the characters from sesame street or other popular kids character there, they would be excited to bring their kids and the kids would LOVE it!. Like I said, it would make for great pictures the day of the party to show off later, too.|||hmm...
you could go to a local park or a farm/petting zoo where they have all different animals and no clean up. Or an aquairum or if your short on cash just have like a cook-out at someone's house and bring lots of toys!|||I say do the big stuff for when they're older and tehy can remember it. I know some kids are afraid of animated charachters, and clowns but, maybe blue from blues clues, sesame st charachter. Do a family thing with a twist on it. Good luck|||if its warn hook sprinklers up and let them run and get wet. kids love to be wet, make sure they have plenty of warm towels and sunblock. I did this and the kids screamed with delight all day. Have little sandwiches, and chicken fingers. For a snack do cherios and gold fish crackers,|||Take them to the park and let them run around! I mean there two! It doesn't really matter! Of course bring a cake! Maybe bring a few games, but you don't need anything fancy.|||how about mcdonalds kids love that place plus the outdoor activities are geared for children your sons age and it would in a confined area where you wouldn't have to worry about the kids getting lost. the kids will have a ball.
A friend is turning 30 and he'd like to do something fun for his 30th Birthday party. It's not until the 21st of Sept, but time is running short and I wanted to see if you guys had any good ideas for a party?
Likely around 25-35 so people, too big to hold in an apartment.
A couple thoughts have been to do it at Chucky Cheese just for nostalgia's sake, or maybe do something at a casino with food and gaming for everyone.
I'm in Seattle, so suggestions of venue in the Greater Seattle are welcome if you happen to be in the area, but obviously not necessary.
Any and all ideas welcome!
Thanks,
Jim|||Go to K1-Speed! I checked for you and there is one in Seattle. It is a race track, and they are Italian go-karts, but they are not little kid go karts. They go about 45MPH. They give you gear to wear and everything. We took my friend for her 25th bday in July. Everyone loved it!
There are alos b-day packages where the winners will get trophies and stuff! Check it out!
www.k1speed.com|||Depends how much money you have to spend. Casinos are good. Can you rent a banquet hall?
Do you have any idea's? I live in CA in Oakland and Chucky Cheese is the norm. I know he'll only be One but it's his first B-day true the big kids will benefit anyways but atleast they will have fun! and the memories on the video camera will be wonderfull!!!!|||will he even know it's his birthday? its your son's day - he should have fun, not the freeloading older kids. Have it at home, get a nice cake and play lots of fun games.|||Undoubtly the first b-day party should be held at home.|||home...screw that processed crap|||I would do chucky cheeses|||In your house!|||I had my first Birthday at Chuck E. Cheese and it was great to see that big ol' mouse dancing around!!!! Oh boy those memories are great..especially on tape. =DDD|||In your house. Don't forget to invite me.|||You don't have to do anything big for a fist b-day. But a gathering at home with friends and family would be great. You baby may not remember but family and friends will.|||The baby's not going to expect a hooplah. But a kid like enviroment will have the kids be happy and so will your baby. I think the only problem with chucky cheese is that if the big kids play in the arcades and tubes, your baby will want to too but he's not old enough. I say rather than making the party big and crazy, just invite alot of people and kids over so its still big and special, but most things for kids will be to big for your baby. so just invite a clown or a magician for the party. good luck!|||okay, have you not seen that there is a war going on and starving children in Africa with many illnesses, wake up the celebration of life at one is great but let's get realistic he won't remember it and the chucky cheese is so disturbingly disgusting I have no idea where to begin, look around and hug him and give him a chance at new ideas that will shape and change this ugly society we are creating|||at that age, either your home or a relative's home.|||(now lets get real here) your kids 1 and you want the party right, the kid will never remember it save your money bake a cake and take some picks at home put the money you were gonna waiste in a savings bond for the kids college.|||home, he's only turning 1 u should'nt waste a lot of $$ on a party he won't remember|||I think you should consider having your baby's B-day at home or maybe a picnic in the park would be nice.Chucky Cheese is a bit overwhelming for a one year old.|||He might be afraid of the mouse! Home is his secure base. Always a safe bet when kids are young.|||i suggest as an octoberos also that its better to celebrate the b- day of ur child in the orphanage
....
as a sign that ur so thankful to have a child
and as ur child grew up he/she will know
how he/she thankful is to have a mother like u
that shaping his/her mind a good one|||we did ours at round table, it was fairly quiet, there's fun food and the older kids played a little with the goody bags and my son's opened presents that he wasn't using. all in all it went well. i don't think c.c. is really the best spot for a one year old, maybe something a little more relaxed...a park with a playground or something would be good too.|||For my son's first birthday, I did it at home. I think for that age, it's best to be home. Also have activities or outdoor things for older kids attending. You have many more years to have one at Chuck E. Cheese's.|||at your house or maybe at a park so they can all play and you can a bbq or something..?
I have a sister who's birthday is in early January and she needs help with ideas. These are the things that we can not have.
1. A house party of any type (ex. sleep-over)
2.Swimming
3.Resteraunts including Chucky Cheeses
4.Skating (Roller/Ice)
5.Ammusment Parks
Something fun and simple. Bowling is on her maybe list. She isgoing to invite at least 8 people.
Thanks|||Have an one of these themes in a park ?
Candy Theme
Car Crazy
Tropical Luau
Fiesta
Sweet Sounds of age 12
Princess
New York
Mardi Gras Madness!
Winter Wonderland
Under The Sea
Sports Star|||Since you can't have a house party and there is at least 8 girls coming, you can renta nice hotel room. In January I think they will be cheaper because it is not summer. The girls can run around and swim in the indoor pool. My friend did this for her 11th or 12thy birthday and it was super fun!
:)|||im a 12 year old girl and from my POV i think a swimming party would be a fun and cool idea! then after words come back to the house and have cake presents and a sleepover with movies! if its boy/girl an ammusment park or skating would be a better idea!
glad i could help!|||Maybe just go to a park for a picnic
i have a soon to be 2 year old and i have no idea were to take her....im on a budget but i also want her to have fun...im in L.A...I've taken her to chucky e cheese for her first so i want sumthing diff.....thanks alot|||the zoo, all kids love animals|||She is too little to remember, or care what you do. Just be together and laugh and kiss. Give her a kiss and hug for me.|||She's a little bit young to really know what a birthday is, but if you are part of a group of other mothers with 2 year olds, invite them over with their little ones for a play date. Set up games and tasks that two year olds enjoy. Cake and punch is usually all thats needed for little kids, unless you want to add some carrot stix, mac and cheese and chicken tenders. For the mom's, have a vege platter, fresh fruit, and grown up chicken tenders!|||Easy. Just remember that you are holding this party for yourself, since she is too young to care.|||zoo
aquarium
Mc Donalds
indoor fun park with jumpers
picnic at the park to play on the slides and swings
she is 2- she won't care where you go.
Ive punched:
Chucky from chucky cheese
Taz at sixflags
Snoopy at knotts and
Santa Claus at the mall
I may need some counseling.|||Not TAZ!!!!!
I've hugged one... Not punched.|||I punched "Goofy" at Disneyland...He was gettiing a little frisky!|||HAHAHAHA! I WAS ABOUT 5 YEARS OLD. I WAS WITH MY FAMILY AT DISNEY LAND. OUT OF NOWHERE THIS DOG, "PLUTO" COMES WALKING UP TO ME AND MY FIRST "GIRLFRIEND" SAVANNA........ THIS ****^&%G DOG WAS LIKE ALL OVER HER! OK, NOT REALLY BUT I FOUND IT MORE FUN TO RUN BEHIND HIM AND GRAB HIS TAIL! I RIPPED IT OFF, TRIED TO RUN AWAY WHEN THE LITTLE SHI& CAME AT ME, SO I HIT HIM AND YELLED FOR MY MOTHER WHO PUSHED HIM ON HIS *** AND MADE HIM FALL OUT OF HIS SUIT!|||ahh! no! dunt u kno they are mostlee women fit into those costumes??? an they weigh liek 30 pounds already!! thats like carrying around a four year old all day!! 鈾?i thenk mascots are hot....*blush*|||lmao,
I went to disney land with my husband and one of the characters smacked my butt and my husband bunched the living day lights out of him.
Whoops never take me man to a theme park again! lol|||thats not cool, cuz i worked as pepe le pew,porky, bugs,ect at six flags! were all mostly women in the costumes! women beater! i got puched alot by kids, but sneaked a few punches back at the kids when parents werent looking! lol|||LOL! LOL! No NEVER!|||nope|||No i have hugged micky and minnie pluto winnie the pooh. I could go on. You have anger issues.|||good on ya!!
ive always seen other kids do it.. ive always wanted to, but ive neva done it... id hate to be in their position and get punched and kicked...|||No, I haven't, but I'd be a dirty rotten liar if I said I'd never thought about it.|||Why would anyone punch poor little Chucky or Snoopy? You definitely need anger management counseling. You probably traumatized the children that were watching...lol|||HAH!
No.
:D
i live in the bay area and i want to take my friend out to eat we all have kids and we need a place were they can have fun too can anybody help me on this( we always go to chucky cheese and we want to go to a new place )|||Chucky cheese.|||Peter Pipers Pizza:)|||This isn't exactly a place to eat but if you and your friends' children enjoy bowling, that's always an option. You can either eat the food at the bowling alley or if that's not up to your tastes, you can order Chinese Food or Pizza (which you've probably eaten a million times at Chucky Cheese). I've done that numerous times and have noticed more people seem to be doing that these days.
I was watching the Tv the other day and i saw this really annoying video for Quiznos about these singing cats telling about there 4 dollar subs. I don't know about you guys but I didn't feel like eating a sub. but killing those dang cats. Those Chucky Cheese Commercials and those Progressive car insurance commercials. IDK but they PISS ME OFF SO MUCH|||GO COMPARE its the worst most retarded advert|||I agree, that Quizno's commercial annoys the hell out of me! Those three cats singing about "Toasty Torpedoes for only $4!" drives me nuts!|||the Kia Soul commercial--damn annoying hamsters
Dockers--somebody PLEASE tell those guys to wear pants|||Progressive and fast food ones mostly.|||the ones that leave me asking, "What was that supposed to be advertising?"|||the kia commercials with the singing guinea pigs..its so annoying|||That JG Wentworth one ahaha|||Aw man, I was going to say the Progressive commercials, but you beat me to it. Flo scares me...a lot. D:|||mostly el polo loco and 1-800 new door|||All of them!|||The new Geico one with a smarmy, creepy 50's looking dude.|||AAAAAAAARRRRGHHHHH GO COMPARE It makes my ears bleed
like going to chucky cheese|||to pick up little boys of course|||I don't know, why did Michael jackson? I mean, it's not like everyone else jacksons for the heck of it you know.
a more important question; why does he have only 1 white glove? (or did)|||Because he could. Last time I checked, this was a free country.|||Because that place kicks monster ɑss.|||cos it's tasty.|||Why not?Perhaps he likes eating.Why do you like doing certain things?Because you're human and we all have preferences only most of us don't have our preferences scrutinised as much as Michael does.|||he like getting the tokens to play the games for his kids|||He didn't. I am sick of you folks joking about him. He was NOT a pedophile. That was never proven.
Grow up.|||No one said he did. You're committing libel IF you claim he abused young boys. That was never proven.
Jerks like you make me sick.
P.S. Learn how to use punctuation and capital letters. Otherwise, you look stupid.|||What the heck is chucky cheese?|||oh please, like we all dont know the reason u wrote this was to get stupid jokes about him and kids or watever
grow up,|||if he did why can't he? he's human he's SUPPOSED to have freedom but the media won't allow it. but people say he was a child at heart|||He didn't. Why do you like disrespecting the dead?
It is Chuck E. Cheese, by the way. Your ignorance is showing.|||Sounds like you're trying to make a pedophile joke that isn't turning out the way you wanted it to. There is no punch line to miss.
Grown people go to Chucky Cheese. Some adult would have to take their kids now don't they? Plus they have pretty good pizza. Also grown people play their pinball machine, video games etc.
To answer gordo e"s question. The glove was just a style he made up. Sort of like how people pay all of this money for jeans that already has holes in them etc.|||that was a pick up line or something like that.
I no. ur gonna say "ur too young." "Go to Chucky Cheese or something." But kids theese days r bf and gf at this age. Like on the Suite life of Zach and cody. They were like 12 or 13 and they went on dates. Im starting middle school and will be 12 soon. I no most of u r gonna say "Let ur mom come." well wat im trying to ask is, if my mom is coming, wat should i do to make it more of a date but nothing like making out or anything? my bf is shy around parents and i dont want my mom to be all over us. Is there any way that it can still kinda feel like a date but nothing too much?!?!? Please help me. Thank you for ur help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||Yeah I do think it's too young, 5th grade? You have the rest of your life to date guys. Nothing is gonna last in 5th grade, or even middle school at that. Anyway, just tell your parents to sit in the back or something, that way she can watch you, but you still have your space.|||Oh my god, you referenced the show with Zach and Cody...you really are that young. lol.
If you protest or tell your mom you don't want her there, she will get all uppity and think you are up to no good and then she won't even let you go out at all.
My advice...
Play it cool, act like it is no big deal. She will probably just drop the two of you off and sit in the car and wait till the movie is over. But if she ends up going inside with the two of you...who cares! Your mom is just trying to do what is best for you...or what she thinks is best for you. Come on...if you had kids and they were just about to start dating...would you let them go out alone! Heck no!
At any rate, have a good evening...whatever you decide to do.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
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if i don't get 100 clicks on "interesting" on this question i will put penut butter on my face and run into a chucky cheese's!|||You won't get that many interesting clicks and you won't do what you said...|||Bullshit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||*facepalm* *shakes head* Fail
Still please answer mine:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>|||LOL funny but I say toys r us they could use da excitement
I had an interview at Chucky Cheeses and at first everything went well. then they told me that they wanted me to run around the place and yell out "I LOVE CHUCKY CHEESE!!" and act like an airplane. I really needed a job so i did it. afterwards i sat back down and he told me that he was going to check with the hiring manager. He came back and told me that they looked pretty full and to check back in a couple weeks. Before they told me that they were hiring. As I was leaving the person working at the door was laughing. I was soooo embarrassed and humiliated. I am in emotional distress.
Also not that it matters but i am a white male age 16.
I called that evening and asked why I had to do it and the manager told me it was part of the interview process.
When I applied they gave me a form that had all of the positions and what was required in those positions and being chucky the mouse was NOT on the list. I did not apply to be an actor.
Can I do anything legally?
It happend Tuesday Night at 8pm|||No, you can't. That maneuver was to see if you could take doing idiotic things in public. Remember, the clientele at Chucky Cheeses is 4-9 year olds, and they need constant entertainment.
Look at it this way, if you don't get the job, you won't have to succumb to pretending you're an airplane or anything else.
Get a job cleaning office buildings.|||nope. I wouldn't go around advertising it if you're embarrassed. Lots of places make you do a test of some sort, like singing for Texas Roadhouse.|||No, you can't sue just because they told you to do something.
If someone tells you to fail your test, you can't sue them for it! You agreed to them, it's your fault! If it didn't say so on the form, then you should've just say no, and left. Find a different Chucky Cheese store. Or, just find a different job. You're still 16, there's not much you can do.|||No, unfortunately you can't sue someone for being a jerk. If one could, I think everyone would be in the middle of a court proceeding. To be honest, I would not work for someone who would use their employees in such a fashion. Can you even imagine the crap they would make you do just because they are paying you? There are so many vices that are attached to be a young person looking for work. Employees automatically assume that you're a slack- as*, you're caddy, irresponsible and dumber than a brick. Handing in a resume can be a pretty rich experience- as you well know. They'll do one of the two things: 1. They'll be incredibly rude, and or dismissive; 2. They'll be so nice to you because they think you're young an sensitive, that you receive this false hope that you are a contender or have landed the job. Of course, I would say about 80% of the time, the stereotypes of young people are not true. I worked in retail a year ago- I was the youngest person of the staff. Not only were my fellow colleagues about thirty years older than me, but they were ostentatious, caddy and bent the rules while I was constantly receiving innuendoes that I was on narcotics, stealing, simply did not know what I was doing, and amidst all of these, I was consistently watched. Could I have filed a workplace harassment suite? Yes, but it cost money and takes up a heck of a lot of everyone's time to give a wrist slap to a few a** holes. Keep looking, good luck, don't be disrespectful, but don't take any abuse.|||No, gosh, they need someone to have fun with the children & be excited with them. You are not the man for the job hun.
I want to know what malls are open on Victoria day, restaurants, chucky cheese, plazas and restaurants.|||victoria is hopping on victoria day!! there are so many tourists in town. this is the unofficial start of tourist season. everythings open unless u r government or bank.|||Every business in the USA, except the small businesses that are usually closed on Mondays. Come on down.
What are some things that you wish you had included in your divorce agreement but didn't?
I have looked at examples and so far the only thing that I have found that I had left out of my notes was that the husband cannot bring girlfriends, concubines or the new wife (or males filling those roles, if that is the case) to any events for the children, i.e., weddings, graduation, school plays, sporting events, recitals, demonstrations, plays, etc. There will be no birthday celebrations except those held at either his home or hers (e.g., no Chucky Cheese's) unless both parties consent and neither party will take the children out of town on their birthdays.|||sounds like BS to me. Don't know why anyone would sign a divorce settlement with some crap like that in it.|||If you are getting divorced, how do you have the nerve to try to prevent your former husband from bring a new wife or significant other to events for his own children. It sounds like you are angry, but that is ridiculous.|||Sorry but that's just selfish on your part. Why would you deny your children their right to have as many people that love them (regardless of relationship) attend any of their celebrations that are able? Children deserve all the love that they can get and if it happens to come from someone that you don't like, SO WHAT?! Stop thinking about yourself and put your children's needs and wants above your own.|||I think you just have to agree you both moved on and let your ex bring his new wife or girlfriend to the wedding. I don't understand what the problem is..... they are there for the kids not for you.|||First of all you are in the wrong place for a correct response. Second, how petty can you be by not letting your children make these choices if they want to include their parent and new spouse or friend??? And to deny them to come to celebrations is very immature, you need to get past this and move forward in your own life and let your children be happy with the both of you, even if you cannot tolerate each other....stay apart and help your family move on. Did you ever hear of being the bigger person? Also did you ever think that they may not want to attend with you being there? I do agree on not taking children out of town without each others consent, that's just common sense and a courtesy to each other. Good Luck to You and Your Children.|||That is really really sef centered and it shows just how much of a jealous person you are. What if you have a significant other? Would you exclude them from your daughters wedding?? You cant ask your ex to do that. Its irrational
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imo selena is,taylor kinda looks like the chucky cheese rat|||selena|||Selena|||um....they're about equal
but it's not really fair because you only have a profile pic of selena|||Taylor, I don't like selena's face.|||taylor swift cuz shes my future wife|||selena
and thats an insult to rats everywhere|||it depends..they are both very beautiful..but i personally think selena gomez is prettier..but taylor swift has a better voice hands down|||both|||Selena Gomez.|||Y did u even waste time asking this question ?
It's Taylor Swift ! Im not saying that Selena is crap,,but when compared Taylor is way better !
Taylor Swift 9/10..!|||Even though im more of a Taylor fan than Selena, i have to say Selena looks the best. but Taylor has a better voice for sure. I don't think Selena can sing, her voice sound too edited. but she can sure act.|||both rate the same in looks to me.|||I HATE BOTH|||in those pics selena but overall taylor
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>|||Taylor|||neither..|||i like taylor better
That's right, the faculty includes:
Dog-the-Bounty Hunter
Jon Gosslin
Sarah Palin
Al Green
Chucky Cheese
and that-deranged-cult-guy-who screams about the "Mayan Prophesy." (yep, THAT guy)|||Hmm....Al Green and Chucky Cheese...are you sure they are that brain dead? LOL
I can understand Dog- the-Bounty hunter...but not Al Green or Chucky Cheese!|||Alvin Green is a Democrat...Not very bright, are you?|||Chick, hey, regardless of your appeal and color, it seems highly unlikely that you know what " Beck University" (By the way, it's "Beck's University"), actually means. It takes at least a triple-digit IQ. Unfortunately, you don't qualify.|||to the guy with the al capone avatar: there's alvin greene, and then there's al green... a soul singer.
but again, he's a soul singer. So i still don't get what he's doing on this list.|||@virgod -- Yeah, you sound like a real genius.
@Community -- you totally failed dude!|||Well what do you expect all road lead to 2012 according to a good portions of hollywood movie|||Vastly superior to Obama's crew of:
Louis Farrakhan & the Nation of Islam
Tony Rezko
Terrorist Bomber & Obama Fundraiser Hatem El Hady
Sam Webb, Leader of Communist Party USA
Bill Ayers
Van Jones
Jeremiah Wright
Samir Shabazz - New Black Panther Party|||Sum the IQ of all the faculty members, subtract one and you get a vegetable!|||Is that the school you graduated from Sugar. You should be so proud!
IS ANYONE BESIDES FOR ME scared to death of mascot-creatures like chucky cheese, the philly phanatic, and anything else like that? ya know... like the people who dress up in costumes with big-*** fuzzy heads with jumbo eyes that don't blink and sinister smiles and all..? i cry when they come near me. i swear... and no one else has this fear except for me... my friends LAUGH at me for it!|||It's actually a very common fear. I work at a place in Utah called Kangaroo Zoo, and I'm actually the person who dressed up in the costume. Just from walking around for 15 minutes, I can tell you a lot of people are afraid of me... Not just children, but teenagers.
I'm sorry that your friends laugh at you. but there's nothing to be ashamed of. :) Everyone is afraid of something!|||i don't cry, and is probably not fear what i have, its just hate, i hate elmo, bartney and the teletubbies. like i really hate them, i specially think elmo is evil
Death to elmo!
Srry, i just really hate elmo and i don't even know why, i don't have a reason
when i was younger i loved going to chucky cheese and places like that but is all the new technology in the world making less and less people go to these kinds of places? think of it this way. if you had an xbox 360 in front of you or a chance to go to an arcade what would you choose? and dont forget, not all arcades now days are trashy like chucky cheese, look at dave and busters, they have a bar and TVs everywhere.|||Sadly the days of arcades are numbered. There are a few exceptions like chucky cheese and dave and busters but those places are catering to a certain crowd and have other catches besides just video games. However the good old days where you could spend hours and hours dropping quarters into ninja turtles are ending. There has been a rise however in LAN arcades and places that offer big screen TVS and game systems hooked up across a network where people can play any game they want against everyone in the place...kinda cool.|||You could try going to gameworks aracdes.
Arcades are still very popular, the New generation of Machines is almost upon us, I can't wait.(GO SEGA,lol; Ringedge/Ringwide)
I would 100% take the Arcades over the 360.|||i would much rather go to a place where i put a quarter in a machine and have a joy stick and few buttons in front of me.
Okay I have to write a comic and if you have a better idea PLEASE comment.
1st Box:
Mom tells baby girl "Were going to chucky cheese today!" The baby with a thought bubble that says Great that huge cheese person scares me,
2nd Box:
Mom takes daughter walk in and see chucky cheese person then the daughter hides and is scared
3rd box:
Mom says whats wrong hes not scary or anythingg
then have a scary chucky cheese dude with weird eyes and mouth and nose and make his super scary|||What would make this funny is if the little girl dresses herself for battle. You have a panel showing the warm and fuzzy friendly atmosphere at Chucky Cheese and the almost bucolic figure of our friend Chuck and then the little girl in a combat helmet and fatigues.|||Obviously if the grammar was better... Itll be okay... Not astonishingly good... The idea sounds a little cliched, but the details are fresh :)|||hahahahahah yeah that sounds pretty good hahahahahaha good job i like the scary chucky cheese thing funny
Okay, so I ticked off my gf today when I told her she went overboard disciplining the kids. (reference my last question if you want).
It'll be at least three days before she's willing to admit she might have been wrong, but I might as well apologize now so she'll speak to me again.
For now, I'm grabbing the kids and taking them to Chucky Cheese, because she obviously wants to be left alone.
So what should I do? Flowers, a card? A sad face? Replace the Mallomars the kids ate? All of the above?|||Go out and meet a new woman at a bar. Have sex with her, and BANG, three years down the road you can tell your wife that you have an all new family. Leave your family and take the new one to Chucky Cheese. Wow, will your wife have egg on her face or what? That should show her.|||I meant "potentially", of course. They don't let you edit after you click submit. Report Abuse
|||all of the above|||Replace the chocolate and take the kids out. Be really sweet the rest of the day without actually apologizing. She'll probably realize she was being irrational and will come to her senses once the PMS is gone.|||All of the Above!!! Good Luck & Buy MORE CHOCOLATE !!! LOL|||When I first read this, I thought it said "I tickLed off my gf" and I laughed so hard.
Anyways, smack her aside the face a few times to get it across that she went overboard.
hahaha .. KIDDING !!
All of the above would do. Flowers, card, sad face, mallomars and maybe jewlery instead of flowers/card.|||Do nothing during those 3 days - its not really a major arguement hence time shall fix your problems.|||A single red rose always does the trick! It's really romantic and she'd love it a lot! Trust me!
Guys should never buy a huge bohcay of flowers unless it's easter or something for a women(espacialy the clorful kind). Regular bohcays are nice :) If you know her fav flower, that would work too!
Hope you fix things!
Jocy|||CHOCOLATE AND FLOWERS =-)|||all of the above plus get on your knees and beg for forgivness, it may sound stupid, but you'll be glad you did later.|||all of the above I think.|||if you don't think you are wrong then it will not be sincere.
try doing something nice for her instead of flowers or a card take her out dancing or to dinner without the kids|||Just saying your sorry will help, taking the children for a while will help more and if you return with a Treat and a smile maybe all will be forgiven.|||just have a talk with her, and fully explain everything, if u don't feel u made a mistake, why bother apologising? it won't be a real if u do.|||take it from one who's made a lot of apologies when she wasn't even at fault. Don't apologize for anything you don't think you did wrong. Talk to her when she's in a better mood about why she was so angry to discipline in that way, and what you might've done and try to understan each other. Since she's a girlfriend and not a wife, and if these are her biological kids, and not yours, she might have a little more say in their discipline than you, but I don't know the situation, so just try to understand each other. And keep being a great male role model for those kiddos. That's sooooooo soo sooo soooooo very important.
My daughter is turning 5 October 1st. I want to do something special for her. I want to have her party some where. Not to sure where to have it. I don't really want to take her to Chucky E Cheese. It seem that everyone takes there kids there. That and she doesn't know alot of kids her age. We live in MI so its kinda cold to have it at a park or something.
Anyone have any Ideas?!?
Please help. I'm lost at what to do.|||my daughter turned 6 in June, and for her party this year, as well as last year, i had her party at a nearby rec centre.
it is relatively inexpensive and you can chose what room to have it in. we usually swim for an hour (indoor pool) and then go to the craft room for cake and presents. we then go to the gym (or playground outside depending on the weather) and play.
alternatively, you could have her party at McDonald's .. still popular with kids and no clean up afterwards :o)|||it depends from which country you are.
i've taken my daughter to a ball park in wembley called Fantacy Island. They have alot of activities and they do all the catering.
all i had to do it bring the cake. they supply invitations, party bags and gifts for the kids. there is a huge play area and a restuarant for parents. kids get a menu to choose from and get free drinks.
have a look on the website for activity areas.
it is very similar to the wacky warehouse.|||How about a farm, to go pumpkin or apple picking. We have a few around here. The kids can paint pumpkins, go on a wagon ride, make a scarecrow and pet the animals ( goats, sheep, etc)|||How about some kinda "play house for kids" or something to that effect?|||movie theater host birthday parties..or you can hire someone and have a themed dirthday party with a magician...the little girl next door to me had a tea party last year and they did a womderful job,|||hey well i am young i am 11 but you could have a party in the house just get lodes of candy and some crisps(chips) an then go on the Internet an print of some nice pictures an stick them up saying happy birthday an a cake an some music she will love it!!!!
hope you get it right good luck!|||since you said she doesnt really know that many people, invite just the neighborhood girls for a day at the nail salon. most nail salons have a back room that they eat in, maybe you can order pizza and eat it back there.|||do it at your house with a special theme that she likes...in ur backyard or something... somewhere nothing can get broken|||How about a Mad Hatter's tea party thrown at a friends or your house, or even at cafe or something to that effect. You could wear dress up hats and gloves and such.|||How about a gymnastics club? Kids love to bounce on trampolines and roll around on the mats etc. We have one in our town that you can rent by the hour per kid. It's always a big hit.|||you could always take her to disneyland or an amusment park of her choice or if she likes video games you could take her to an arcade or you could take her bowling|||Take her to someone's house and throw her a party in their backyard. Make them pay for everything!|||take her to an amusement park or something.|||Things I have heard is.....bowling parties, make over parties, have her take a friend and get their nails painted, I have also heard of a Mom renting a hotel room with her daughter and then arranging it with the hotel to have a little pool party at the hotel. You could also just make a weekend with her and do a lot of grown up girl stuff with just you and her!! Good luck!!!
we've done the chucky cheese, video arcade, house party thing and its seems to have all been played out.. I was thinking a surprise b-day party... but not sure how or what the theme should be?|||Make cupcakes with a sporty theme. Take the kids to the park to fly kites, play ball, any sport you can do in a park. Keep it simple & the kids will make their own fun!|||Does he like LazyTown? There are lots of things LazyTown fans can do with LazyTown pictures. One of the most popular activities is printing out black and white pictures with your printer and then using them as LazyTown coloring pages. You could even get a hole punch and a binder and make your very own LazyTown coloring book. Or if you have a color printer you can print out LazyTown pictures in color and make mini LazyTown posters for your walls.
You could also make a scrap book with all things LazyTown, including LazyTown pictures, LazyTown cards and your LazyTown wish list. Again, a binder would be good to use for this LazyTown project or even a photo album, the kind with the sticky pages.
Another idea involves another kind of sticky paper. Buy some label paper at an office supply store. Print out your LazyTown pictures on the label paper and you have your very own LazyTown stickers that you can put anywhere. Use them on your backpack, your folders, your notebooks and other stuff for your very own homemade LazyTown school supplies.
If you can get some heavier weight paper, like white construction paper, you can print out LazyTown character faces and make masks. You just need to punch holes near the "ears" and tie strings through the holes. Place the mask on, tie the strings behind your head and voila you and your friends can be Sportacus, Stephanie, Ziggy, Trixie, Stingy, and Pixel or even Mayor Milford Meanswell or Robbie Rotten. The things you can do with LazyTown pictures can only be limited by your imagination and creativity.
Take a look at this http://www.nickjr.com/shows/lazytown/par鈥?/a>|||Go to the dollar store or party store and buy plates, and other table dressings in a sports theme. Depending on time of year, you could set up games outside such as flag football,flying kites, or going to a nearby b-ball court. If you go to a public park with a mini-golf course this is also pretty cheap. After all this you could also watch sports related movies for kids such as the mighty ducks etc... with a little help from Blockbuster.com or Netflix.com you can find a list of movies that the kids are sure to enjoy. You could serve sports related food such as hamburgers, hotdogs, sports drinks et... If you go to a party store you could buy a football, basketball, or soccer ball piniata. You could also get cheap party favors with your theme.|||SURPRISE PARTY GREAT, FIND OLD BOARD GAMES, AND MAKE TEAMS, MUSIC WHAT HE LIKES,MAKE CUPCAKES AND LET EVERYONE DECORATE, BUY HOTDOGS AND PIZZA,,NAMASTE|||I don't think house parties can ever be done too much. As long as you vary the theme and activities you could host parties at your home every year. For a sporty son, you could set up a baseball/soccer/football field in your backyard and have a little sports game during the party. You could eat food like you would at a real stadium like nachos, hot dogs, cheese fries, etc. There are lots of different things you could do with a sports themed party.
Depending on your budget, I think a real fun idea for a surprise birthday would be if someone took him and maybe one or two friends to a real sports game (professional or minor league) and then have the party waiting for him when he gets home. Going to a sports game is always exciting. Coming back to see the fun isn't over just seems like it would be an amazing day for him!|||candel - can of spam - can of icing - can of soda - can of soup - can of chips - can of corn - can of wax - can of beer - can of fruit cocktail - here is the surprise don't invite any one and then you don't have to take pictures won't have to pruchase anything else.|||If he likes Baseball, or Soccer, maybe you could have it at a park, hoping it doesn't rain. I saw adorable baseball cookies on Cakecentral.com that are individually wrapped with a tag that says their team and opening day, as the day of their game. You could give away a baseball as a party favor. Kids never have enough baseballs. Your son could sign them all and everyone at the party can sign one for him. For food, you could have hotdogs, popcorn, and sunflower seeds. Let's face it, they usually don't eat anyway. Then you can have a little game. Even a wyffle ball game. No gloves necessary. If he likes a different sport, just change it to that sport. Have cupcakes, instead of cakes to minimize the mess.|||You could find a cake pan shaped like a sports ball and then decorate to look like that ball. You can find a lot of good things at dollar stores that are sports themed and you could get a cheap piece of fabric that has a sports theme to use as a tablecloth. You could get out some games and the kids could play games in the yard.|||invite 6 of his little friends over and take them to a local recreational park, and let them play baseball, baketball, soccer, football, tennis, or whatever; until they are so wornout, that they are ready for cake and to go home.|||Public Park...take sports equipment with you and have pizza delievered.
This one girl likes me and were friends right now and all, she has a boyfriend not sure how long that last, anyways she has a 2 year old boy and almost 1 year old girl. taking them to chucky cheese how much should i bring with me?|||take more than you'll need. you never know. be careful messing around with other guys girlfriends.|||Chuckee Cheese usually has alot of deals. Like 5 dollars for 20 tokens so yeah, 50 dollars sounds about right, just bring it just in case because of food and all that. And little kids, they are little beggers ;) Have fun!!!|||Always bring more than less. Its better to have extra money than to be short. I always bring a lot more then I think I'll need just to be safe.
I want to have a big party for my daughter she will be two in feb. I was thinking of like a park but it may be too cold... I am not sure if Chucky Cheese is good for a two year old... I don't know what to do... any suggestions??|||Well it depends on your child.
My two year old LOVES being outdoors, so we decided to have his 2nd birthday party at a park. At the age of two it's mostly for the parents to celebrate but we wanted to make sure our son had a fun time too.
The advantages of a park are...it's cheap. Especially if you find a nice park with minimal people and lots of picnic tables because you won't have to rent the place. You can also choose how long you want the party to last,if you want food (ex. BBQ at the park),how many people you want to invite. It just gives you much more freedom than renting one of those party places like chucky cheese, or peter pipers.
We had our sons birthday party lasted for about 6 hours (he doesn't like naps) and he loved it. He was running around watching everyone having fun and he never got cranky because he was free to move about and explore with out us having to tell him no. Over all it was a great time. It was kind of cold when we had the party too. It was in November...but at long as it's not freezing id say do it :)|||Have it at home or at one of the grandparents' or aunts' and uncles' houses.
Two is too young to pay for a big bash at a restaurant of any kind. Two year olds get very tired and cranky and do not appreciate that kind of thing. Even a big party is sort of an iffy idea.
We went to chucky cheese the other day...and I went with one of my friends who has a 4 year old and a little boy who is a month older than my son. My son will be 2 in Dec. Anyways, while we were there all of the other kids went into these play tunnels, but my son would not go whatsoever...he wanted nothing to do it. Also, this chucky swing that goes around a clock..he freaked out when we put him in it...why is he freaking out so much....is it because he is so caucious?|||I am not sure why, your son is like this. You could make a tunnel at home all you need is some boxes and open them up put them together with some tape so it will hold and show him he may not want to and that is fine it was home made or you could go out and buy one the.
we have a 1 year old and we have a tunnel and he goes in it but he will not go in the tunnels at like fast food places he will go though the one at the park and i think that it may because they are short and not connected to each other
All kids are different he will when he wants to you cant push him and if you push he may not like that
try your best to help him come over this fear that he has then go back to Chucky cheese and try it again when he is a little older then he may like it
I would make him a tunnel though or get one and try with that
I do hope that this will help you
Good Luck|||Two year olds really aren't that cautious. He's a little too young to enjoy those kinds of things, especially if he's far away from mommy.|||He may have had a bad experience or he might be claustrophobic|||My son is pretty timid, too. Don't worry about it - don't force him into anything he doesn't want to do, and he'll eventually get comfortable with it and go in on his own.|||maybe claustrophobic? My daughter is almost 4 and isn't a fan of those tubes either.|||I have home movies of me FREAKING out and throwing a fit at Chucky Cheese when I was about 3 or 4 because I was scared of Chucky. I think it's a pretty natural feeling to be scared of things you've never been around. He could be afraid of where those tunnels will lead or what will happen to him if he goes on that ride. He'll grow out of it...I turned out alright. LOL|||maybe he has a case of chlostophobia. as a young child, i wasn't able to go in tunnels or play in ball pits in fear of getting stuck in them.|||sometimes play areas look too intimidating if its big and bright.
he may just enjoy smaller play areas instead of a tunnel which he may not understand that its a slippery slide but enclosed.
i wouldnt be concerned as he is still young but as he gets older he will grasp the excitement of it all.
over stimulation to play can have an opposite effect to some children.|||It's new and scary...my son doesn't like to go upside down...it got to the point where he wouldn't even get a piggy-back-ride for fear that the person might put him upside down....children are allowed to be scared of new things...at least that's how I feel...so I just explain how things really aren't all that scary and I wait for him to grow out of it...it'll happen, one day he'll forget he's supposed to be scared of the tunnels and he'll just run gleefully in one after his friend. He'll work it out on his own...just be patient and kind and loving and don't force it or he'll keep that fear for a long time. Hope this helps.|||babies have a sixth sense about alot of things. if i were you i wouldnt force him to do it. He is still a little guy as he gets older he will have more confidence to tackle big black holes. those tunnels are scary to the little folks|||its normal. they are just afraid of the unknown...or new things they haven't yet experienced. it can take a while for them to get used to. my daughter loves playing in the bath and in the pool but it took me forever to get her used to a slip and slide. go figure!|||I remember when I used to babysit and one of the girls seemed to be scared of everything, Even tunnels at the park. So I decided that I would make a tent with blankets and chairs and we had a snack and some toys in it. But make sure you all get in, to let him know it really can be fun! Good luck and best wishes|||maybe hes claughstrophobic or just doesnt like them lol . i had some things i didnt really want to play on when i was a little kid lol or maybe hes scared where they are going .. another possiblity is was it rainy ?? maybe he didnt want to get wet! or he could just not be ready for it !! dont force him!! hell learn how on his own
HOPE HTIS HELPED!!
---EMILY <3|||Don't worry. It isn't an indication of anything besides he doesn't like play tunnels.|||Perhaps he is just insecure, my daughter was two and would not ride anything at Chucky Cheese but she later grew out of it. I also think it could be the transition from one to two because my youngest who is almost two would ride everything and now she runs the other way. Just give him time and don't push it, he will ask all on his own.|||Of course he is being cautious. Some toddlers are like that and others not. My son is the same way. He might not be 2 yet but he's not an infant. I wouldn't worry. Kids (especially toddlers) change so much in such a short time. See it as something good, that he is cautious and just does not want to do anything that could get him hurt.
**DISCLAIMER** (I do not mean to refer to ALL parents in this way, but most I have come into contact with)
picking up their slack i mean? like not getting as many excusable sick days cause we dont have johnny kindergartner at home with the flu, Or being expected to babysit, Or having to be their therapist because all they ever want to do is COMPLAIN about this that and the other thing, or being labeled as a "bad friend" if you decline to go to YET ANOTHER birthday party where you have to stuff down another slice of crappy chucky cheese pizza give your gift and listen to a bunch of parents (who used to be able to hold a conversation that didn't include the words binky and tushie) ramble on about every little detail of the parental cycle. OH and the WORST thing "When are you gonna settle down and be as happy as us?" or being labeled as "reckless" because you (like them before the kid popped out) like to go out and have a good time on the weekends with your unshackeled friends.|||Absolutely. Especially since I'm married I keep getting the "so when are you two going to have children...." comment. Nobody ever stops to think that perhaps we are unable to have children. In such a case, it's like salt in a wound. I know they mean well, but that doesn't stop my wife from bawling when we get home. A word to others, never ask a couple when they're going to have children. If they are unable, your question will be most unwelcome.|||I do find myself making sure to avoid some of the "parental" social occasions. I don't like children, I'm not going to have any, and I don't much care to spend time that focuses on them. I just try to be selective about what time I spend with my friends who have children, and find times that don't include the wee little nippers. Works out best for us all, in the end.|||FINALLY SOMEONE WITH LOGIC ON THEIR SIDE!!!!|||I am not offended at all by this question and I am a parent. I feel the same way. I wish I could go out and have the good times that I did have but again I don't miss the hang over. In all honesty we parents even have to pull the slack for other parents. Don't get me wrong I am not a saint but I have a co-worker that is never here it is one kid or the other not to mention her husband, elderly father, sick mother or even dog. So you are not in the boat alone and we all can feel that way.|||Well so far none of my friends have kids yet, but today at work there was this kid crying so LOUD (very annoying) and again I told myself "That's why I don't have kids, they are annoying!"
Kids? Not for me.|||Well, I am a parent- and I am glad you said not all parents, because we are not all like that. I think it is very important for my balance to be a working mother (not the stay at home working kind) and to continue my friendships with my single, childless friends.
As far as excusable sick days at work- mothers are statistically paid less than non-mothers, even when they put in equal work and are equally educated- so I wouldn't worry too much about comparing sick days. However, men who are married with children make more than single men, and more than women with or without children. Go figure!
However, it is hard to have conversations without mentioning my daughter, partly because I love being a mom, and she is a major, in fact the best reason I can think of to be alive on this planet. That being said, if you don't like hanging out with the parent groups- then find some more friends like yourself that have more in common with you. I had to find friends that were parents so that I would have the support and friendship I needed as a parent- so it goes both ways.
Kudos for staying on birth control if you don't want kids. I totally respect any persons decision to be a parent, or not to be a parent. And having kids when you DON'T want them is a big mistake. You have to find your balance as a woman- and that is whatever you choose for yourself, no matter what the trend is.|||If you can have kids, I think it's a mistake to consciously decide not to have them. Don't ask me how to explain it - you can only understand after you have your own kid. JMHO.
are handed out with every happy meal?
its not like they give out guns for so many prize tickets and chucky cheese.|||Because liberals are idiots who will take any piece of info and run with it. Guns dont kill people. People kill people. And the people who use guns to kill people almost always got them ILLEGALLY. It isnt the people who own and use them legally who are murdering people with them. Its the screwed up mental freaks who should be locked up in an institution (but arent thanks to Liberals ONCE AGAIN) who are!|||Compared to the rest of the world it is.|||Citizens of countries that don't allow guns seem to think they're higher up on the food chain. Problem is; where there is demand, there is supply. The cocaine dealer anywhere in the EU who thinks he needs gun can get one. People are being naive to think that the implementation of a law is the end of the issue.|||you know what Sway this has to be one of the smartest questions i have ever seen you post. people on here like to exaggerate to the fullest.|||because it is so easy to get one, but u have to now the rigth people|||Rhetoric, that's all it is. Those who believe it, believe the rhetoric from those who are trying to stop all guns.|||There are over FORTY THOUSAND fatal gunshot fatalities EVERY year in the U.S. Over 100,000 non-fatal. Bubba doesn't need a bazooka to bag Bambi. SOMEONE'S passing out guns in happy meals somewhere. Now, if we could only put some more chlorine in the gene pool. Hey, WAIT! Here's an even better way to weed out the morons. Vote Republican and let the NRA put automatic weapons in EVERYONE'S dorm room. Cool, man.|||it has a lot to do with the media and those ageist guns they try to make the general population so worried that there kid will get one and go nuts so they try to make people think all people want guns for is to rob and kill when most people have it for fun at the gun range also hunting and like in my case it is both hunting and fun at the range but also for protection for my family and animals from other animals in the sort people who don't like guns want people with them to give them up they think we as American don't need them for any reason there all bad but in reality there are more people with guns that don't do anything wrong than the criminals that have them to do harm and rob its that simple if people what guns out of the hands of those that want to do bafd things then guess what make it so they cant get them quit picking on those of us that dont want to break the law and jjust want to do what we have been doing for like 200 years|||If the only thing you require in many states is a paper which says you're not mad, given a degree of incompetency in the analysis of a 60% and given the population of those states, you have maaaany psychos dancing around who have an easy access to weapons.|||I agree. Responsible people have the right to bare arms and that will never be taken away. In a world like ours you are going to get some freak events, but it is not exactly common. If the youth had better leadership and more good examples to follow, I think you would see even less stupid violence. There is a lot of disrespect and selfishness in our society. It has not often been created by the youth however, it has been passed down by the adults and often put upon the heads of the young. Hate and fear spread when you put it upon each other and sometimes that anger becomes unleashed in an ugly way. And so the world keeps on spinning and they continue to give out just toys with the happy meals.|||That's a LITTLE far fetched as far as what people think. I was surprised to hear the claims from the chief of police in NYC on Prime Time Live last night. He said that just about every other crime committed with a gun, in his precinct, found that the gun came from VA. This tells me that they are pretty easy to acquire in VA. Maybe not in Happy Meals, but still..........|||your right, I got mine home delivered by pizza hut.|||Because we liberals are all so stupid. And just because a Conservitive says that's what we think it must be true.|||It seems it is almost that easy in Virginia. The mass killer, an immigrant, bought 3 guns in 3 days.
I'm going on a date with my bf Joehanson at Chucky Cheese tomorrow for my 7th bdayyyyy:) and so like, iwas gonna say something like ''loops are loops and blah is blaj and jlfeka'' hahahah jk jk im like not 7. i can type. I like rabbits eating gotees|||Glad to meet you in this forum. Chucky cheese you say! well that's a fine establishment. I;ve been there a few times recently. Joe sound like a fine young chap. Last time there, some kids asked me to do my Captain Sprague lines "the code is the law", and "Step aside, boy". then one of them pissed on me boot.
All I know if that there is always someone name "AAHHHH, AAAAHHHH" there and he has many energetic male african american friends. And AAAHHH always seems to have a birfday.
Well on to the theatre where we can stand and talk well after the opening scene...|||what's happening here :D :D :D
happy 7th birthday nice girl!|||Clearly, you are a gifted climate scientist.|||funny|||Call the mob with pitchforks, we have a troll on our hands.|||LOL!!!!
You're so funnyyyyyy!!!|||LOL! Too funny made my day :')
i'm afraid of sharks, clowns, spiders, and chucky(from chucky cheese.) and mostly people in big costumes like the chucky cheese costume etc.|||moths|||Cockroaches. Simply because they're leggy and germy, not really cause they're scary. :P
But I'm scared of bears, large dogs, choking, blood, and wine bottles.|||I'm scared of needles, deep water, balloons, and bugs... D:
Oh, and I agree, the Chuck E Cheese rat is pretty scary.
My daughter's softball team is going to OKC to have fun after a season of hardwork. And we would like to go eat somewhere fun like Celebration Station. But I was wondering if there was anywhere else similiar to Celebration Station that we could go eat and have fun afterwards. This is for pre-teen girls so Chucky cheese is pretty much out.|||Yeah, INCREDIBLE PIZZA on Northwest Expressway would be THE place to take them. They have a pizza/pasta/salad food buffet, a movie room, cartoon room,sports room, bowling, bumper cars, a nascar type race track, all kinds of video games. It blows Celebration Station out of the water!!|||There is a place up on NW Expressway. It is east. I am not sure the name, but it appears to have go carts and the like. I believe it is a pizza place.
i wanna have it somewhere beside the house but i don't know where a good place is i need help!!!! i just don't know where to let her have it i thought bout chucky cheese but im not sure!! help|||chuck e cheese is probably better for ages 3 and up. I suggest doing a barbeque at a park or something like that and invite family and friends!|||how bout the park?|||NOT chuckie cheese because she wont even remember it
go to like, a park or something||| Korean ppl we say that day is very important. U should rent a room and gather ur friends and like eat and talk and make speaches but here we dont do that. Chucky cheese is fine but she is one wat is she going to do???? Stare at the mouse???|||Depending on the ages of the other children attending...you can try chuck E Cheese. If there are not that many children over the age of 3I would suggest renting a hall if you don't want to have it at your place. |||This is a joke right??? The child will be 1...who's going to know this? Her baby friends?
Don't you really want to have a mommy party? I cannot believe I am even answering this stupid question.!!!|||Chuck E Cheese is definitely geared toward older kids and I wouldn't recommend it. The best places would be at home or a public park that offers a pavilion. If you want a party that will be more prearranged and plan to have other small children, the parties at Gymboree play centers are always neat. They're designed for kids between the ages of 1 and 5. The link below is to the Gymboree Play & Music website. You can enter your zip code to see if there is a center in your area. I had both of my daughters' first birthday parties at home. Anything you do beyond that is really for the adults and not the child anyway. She's not going to remember a thing about it, or realize why that the day is different than any other.|||When my daughter turned one, we had her party at our house with family and friends and let her dig right into hr birthday cake. I think that's great for a one year old. nothing too big and nothing too small. Just take lots of pics to remember the big day. do a cook out or something easy that day to make.|||I wouldn't have a 1 year birthday there. she's too young to enjoy it. If you really don't want to have it at the house then you can have it at a nice park if weather would permit. That's where I had my oldest's first birthday and she was born in October. Or if you have a few other friends with young kids you could see if Gymboree does parties. But I wouldn't do that if it were going to be mostly older kids or your adult families and friends. Good luck.|||She is a year old. She won't remember it. Have a picnic in the park or the back yard. It won't be too noisy and stressful for her.|||When my grandson turned one we rented a daycare for a couple hours on a Saturday. It was great the kids had a blast. My daughter just talked to the daycare owner and she agreed to let us do it there. We had access to all the toys, playground and kitchen. I think we paid something like $50 for a couple hours. |||maybe a park |||Honestly, save your money for parties she will remember. I would have it at home so she is comfortable and feels safe. Babies that age don't understand or get what is going on, and since I have 5 children myself, I know it is usually for the mom and dad to show their pride in their baby. Otherwise, the park sounds like a nice place. Don't waste time, money, energy or effort that will only be remembered in pictures. You will all be exhusted and usually it never turns out the way you want it anyway. At least if your at home, she can take a nap if she gets tired, because she will definately not be able to deal with more than an hour or hour and a half of all that stimuli. And what ever you do, do not have it at Chuck E Cheese....way too much of a stimuli overload. That place is like death to me...lol. I couldn't even handle having my sons birthday there when he was 9. It is so noisy and way too many people and kids that your party will be over shadowed by all the annoying people who don't pay attention to their obnoxious children. Good luck and happy birthday to your little girl!|||My cousin had a gorgeous party for her one year old son at a park. There were grills for the adults, a playground for children, and the babies..... well, really babies love it anywhere they're comfortable and fed, so, set the little guys on a couple blankets on the grass with toys and there we go! |||She's a little young to take full advantage of Chucky Cheese. Birthday parties for toddlers are more for the parents than for the child. They will probably not remember these birthday parties, but you will.
If you are determined to have a party for her consider:
the park-barbecues are nice
the petting zoo
http://www.amazingmoms.com/htm/party_bab鈥?/a>
http://www.coolest-kid-birthday-parties.鈥?/a>
|||She isn't old enough to enjoy Chuck E Cheese yet, and you don't need a headache on top of a b day party lol. I have one daughter, our youngest, we had everyone at O'Charley's around 4:00 in the afternoon. They accommodated everything for us including keeping our cake in the fridge and serving it at the right time. It was great.|||How about the city park? We live in a small town, and can reserve the covered picnic area for around $25.00. They have bar-b-que grills for hotdogs and burgers, and picnic tables to sit at, and playground equipment for kids to play at. Have fun, our son will be 1 this month too!|||In my area we have several indoor jumping arenas. There are literally 30+ blow up toys-trampolines that kids can play on; like the big jumping things in carnivals. Look in your yellow pages book under party-parties...Chuck E. Cheese is not a good place to have a 1 year old birthday party.
i want to do something really fun. i was thinking NYC or shopping but more likely NYC. i wanted to go to spa but lots of money. i will only have a few friends with me. i don't want anything like watch movies. or chucky cheese(ew). I NEED PARTY IDEAS!!!!!!!!!!!! |||rent a hotel room! (but they need your moms consent)
that was always super fun|||Sky-diving?|||How about an indoor water park
I want her to have fun and get out of the house her birhtday is oct 24th anf its a little could by then we live in mn. any places?? other than chucky cheese thats affordable?|||Well, I went to a couple of sites. Hope this helps!!
http://www.partynet.com/minn/placestemp.鈥?/a>
http://www.kidsparties.com/listingminnes鈥?/a>
Please take the time to answer these questions reguarding childhood bday parties.
What age was your favorite or most memorable birthday party?
What was cooked/served at that party?
Was there are pinata? If so what character was it?
Can you remember any of the gifts? If so what did you get.
Were the adults drinking beer?
Where was it? your house? a park? Chucky Cheese?
Did you invite friends? If so, are they still your friends today?
What would be your ideal/perfect birthday party if you were to throw one for yourself this yr???|||1. 9
2. burritos and tacos
3. yes. a bird.
4. I don't remember the gifts.
5. no beer.
6. a park
7. yes, and some of them are still my friends believe it or not
8. beach, friends, outdoors then later indoors with lots of music and dancing , or maybe take a few close friends to san francisco or to new york to see a broadway show. then the next day I would go horseback riding and do stuff with my family.|||It was... thanks! Report Abuse
|||yes|||well the only b day aprty i cn really remember was when i was five yold and i had a smurf bday party all the smurf stuff|||What age was your favorite or most memorable birthday party?
Age17
What was cooked/served at that party?
Lots of stuff mee, curry chicken, sandwiches, etc...all my by lovely mum
Was there are pinata? If so what character was it?
nope, too bad
Can you remember any of the gifts? If so what did you get.
Yes, most memorable it is condom.
Were the adults drinking beer?
nope, no beer bcoz no $ that time
Where was it? your house? a park? Chucky Cheese?
at my house
Did you invite friends? If so, are they still your friends today?
yup, tons of them still alive and kicking
What would be your ideal/perfect birthday party if you were to throw one for yourself this yr???
Retro night- tat would be fun to bring back those old memories|||# when i waz 5|||What age was your favorite or most memorable birthday party? 13
What was cooked/served at that party? Pizza, Sodas, Cake, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers
Was there are pinata? If so what character was it? N/A
Can you remember any of the gifts? If so what did you get. iPod Nano, $150, Digital Camera, 3 gift cards--to Abercrombie and Fitch, Hollister, and American Eagle
Were the adults drinking beer? No!!! LOL!
Where was it? your house? a park? Chucky Cheese? A country club my family and I go to.
Did you invite friends? If so, are they still your friends today? Yes, 25 people.
What would be your ideal/perfect birthday party if you were to throw one for yourself this yr??? Umm.. Vintage! or like the 1920-1955 era. Or like a black and white theamed party where you have to wear either black or white or both.
I was floating down a river along with a bunch of gorillas and kangaroos. When I got too close to the gorillas they would push be toward the kangaroos which would immediately punch me in the face. I swam to shore where there was this little town performing a musical reenactment of the D-Day landings at Normandy during world war II. So I climbed up on the roof of one of the buildings to watch this play out but I had to leave the town because the boxing kangaroos had followed me onto the roof and they still wanted to kick my ***. SO I escaped the kangaroos by ducking inside a Chucky Cheese and hiding in the ball room underneath all those little colored plastic balls in that pit only the pit had no bottom and I kept sinking until I eventually landed on a giant dinner plate where a giant Rosie O'Donell was trying to stab me with a fork and eat me. That's when I woke up and my back hurt... could my dream be somehow related to my backpain?|||Nothing.|||wow, thats deep. i think you need some pizza.|||Just say "No" to drug.|||it sounds like you are in feer of having the @$#% kicked out of you and under a lot of stress too|||i dont know what it means about your back sorry dude, but the dday might mean you could go to war. rosie o donnel is weird uhh|||it means, don't eat pizza before you go to sleep. and those mushrooms you think are soooo good, aren't.|||I think that you have a secret crush on Rosie O'Donell and the gorillas and kangaroos are actually you sub consiounce beating you up because you are so embarrased that you want to give Rosie O'Donell some good love.|||weird|||it might be related to your backpain..but i seriously doubt it is that way..
Dreams are really complex most of the times..
Dreams are a by-product of what you experience throughout the day..
a few days back , i got a dream about me sitting in an examination..Thts when the exam week was on..lol..
when u keep on thinking of some particular thing throughout a day, over a matter of few days OR something striking happens which influences you, these get registered in your brain.
when u sleep, the brain is virtually in a dormant state. However , the brain is not completely sleeping ; there are throught processes still going on in your brain (which we like to call dreams) ; these thought processes are the byproducts of your own thoughts..as i said before..
your dream could have been a by product of ur thoughts about your backpain and possibly a cartoon sequel that you might have watched say..2 days before..lol.. It can be anything..dreams are very complex to analyze.. :)|||I don't know about eating red meat before you go to bed, (I dont think dat happunz to me because I didn't have a nightmare (if yours was even a nightmare) for like half a year in any severe way) but after having a dream like that............... . . .. ... . .
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.......you need pie.|||this might be helpful
http://spirita.blogspot.com/
The world is ending tonight by the black hole. Everybody is going to be suck up in it. Yes, even Chuck Norris. I am having a Chucky Cheese party or some sort of party to celebrate the end of the world. Who else is going to party tonight or has any comment
|||If End of World Threats induce Chunky Cheese party's, then I say we need more! Besides, aren't we supposed to live each day like it was our last?|||This is just a rumor spread by practical jokers and hysterical people, mostly teenagers who will believe anything that their 'friends' tell them. Who told you about this? Do they actually know anything about particle physics? Ask them what a gauge boson is. If you read this in a newspaper, go back and read the whole article, not just the sensational part at the top.
I forget what the chances of a black hole forming are, but you would not put 50 cents on it with a bookmaker.
Even if by some faint chance a black hole does form, it's mass will be tiny. Since the life of a black hole is proportional to the cube of it's mass, it would evaporate through Hawking radiation before it could swallow a single atom.
Cosmic rays with equal and rather greater energies to what this machine can provide strike the upper atmosphere or the Earth pretty frequently, Ones with greater energies, up to almost 15 times as much have been recorded. And that is only the ones that have been recorded, there are not all that many detectors in the world. This has been going on for billions of years. If there was any danger the Earth would have been a black hole billions of years ago.
Hope the cheese is good and strong. I hate soapy cheese. |||To expand on the guy above, it's a 1 in 50,000,000 chance, and that statistic itself was taken from a book that was quoted out of context in several places which in itself sums up this whole thing.
And the part about the teenagers - I resent that, I think it's mainly just uneducated people in general that are very gullible and think they knowbetter than thousands of scientists that have been studying their field for decades.|||Just think...no more credit crunch, gordon brown or British gas...no more freezing cold weather, no more hoodie shoot em up crime gangs, no more Britian...Hurray!!! Bring the black hole thing on if u asked me lol
|||*Headdesk*
The smart scientists have done loads of calculations, and they have predicted that if black holes are created, they'll only last a few seconds. If they last any longer, it'll take 2 years to gather enough mass to suck us in.
Anyway, you're more likely to have an aeroplane land on your house tomorrow than the world being destroyed tomorrow by this experiment.|||OK IF U BELIEVE IT!!
THEN UR GONNA DIE TOMORROW AT 8am
OK...U WILL DIE..
BE SCARED AND RUN AWAY COZ UR GONNA DIE TOMORROW!!!DIE DIE!!!
WAHHAHAHHA=]]]]|||lmao
chucky cheese party yay!
Should i
have a huge scavenger hunt?
sleepover a hotel?
watch movies?
coco keys?
Chucky Cheese lol?
or Chunky's?|||You could have a scavenger hunt in town! My friend did that for her birthday. We went in teams of 3 or 4 and there was 3 teams, but you could have more teams depends on how many you invite. You make a list of loads of stuff (ex. Napkin, coffee stirrer, job application form, cheesy photo of a person at work) and in your teams you have to find all these things. One rule could be that you can't spend ANY money. Things could be worth different amount of points, like you could try and get a picture of a boy kissing you on the cheek for 10 points (that was one of my friends idea she used) stuff like that! And then at the end you get your mum or someone to count up all the points and a prize, like a spa set or something, for each member of the winning team! It's so fun, honest. :D|||sleepover in a hotel or scanvenger hunt!!! lol|||Might be a little pricey but,
First have a scavenger hunt before dark. This should take about 2 hours.
Then go to chucky cheese's. 2-3 hours.
Sleepover a hotel. Havve a party and be rude to everyone for fun.
watch movies till ya fall asleep, then when you wake up go to a pool or park or slope if theres snow dependin g on the weather.
Hope you have fun.|||i like the combination answer. i went on a trip for my 13th bday with my best friend..
its a big washington dc park, where u can walk, bike, run, fish and i think hold parties. im tryin to throw cookout for my sons 4th bday party. i cant have it at chucky cheese or jeepers because there are too many kids coming t afford that. 50 kids plus not all of them like pizza. his birthday is april 20th, but im goin t have it on april 21st. lots of fresh air and plenty of space to run around is great for all the kids.|||Contact the Nat'l Park Service in DC, or if you are in the Neighborhood they have an office right at the Park, as you exit off 14'th street bridge, first exit on the right. Next to the inflatable dome.
Yes people do cook out there, check to see if you can reserve a cook out area down at the Awaking staute.
Would they have theme parties? Sweet sixteen parties? Would they use a venue like Chucky Cheese? Or Carribean cruise on a ship called the breeze? If pickles had birthday parties would anyone go? I'm curious now, does anyone know?|||If pickles had birthday parties of course I would go.
If I were invited, I would really like to know.
Just what a pickle party is all about.
Would they play games & sing & shout?
Would they serve french bread, hotdogs & cheese?
Or would they simply skip to the ice cream, please.
Oh what fun I'm sure they would have.
whether they be whole or just thin halves.
If one wasn't invited I'm sure there would be a rift.
As any young cucumber would certianly be mifted.
Yes, I would go & I would bring a gift,
Of a bun, some mustard, a burger & well you get my drift!
Thanks, :D, have a good evening, love patsky99' answer!
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Sometimes we're there all day!
We love to answer questions that are silly & fun.
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|||It may not cause a rift, but it might cause a few sour expressions. (Rim shot please!)|||I suspect our birthday gherkin
Would take a break from where he's workin'
And sit right next to a whiskey still
With a TV tuned to "Dill or No Dill."|||I think they would have parties on boats that stay afloat on seas of parmasean cheese. And they would wrestle in piddle from a French Poodle, and sing songs of class, shooting atomic fireballs out their a$$, and land in a bay, during the Ides of May, and sift through life on a silver plated raft.|||if there are any pickles a-lurkin',
sixteen candles, so now you're a gherkin.
from a tiny cuke, you've come so far.
but your destiny lies in a mason jar.
sent on your way by gedney or vlasic,
you've but one question left: "paper or plassic?"|||There would not be any rift if they were Sweet Pickles because they would not mind.
There would be a rift or more like REAL trouble if they were Sour Pickles because they like making things sour.
So it depends on which kind of pickles were having a birthday party.|||I, unfortunately could not go to a pickle birthday party because I love them soooo much. Is it wrong to consume your host and fellow partygoers one by one?|||you scare me!
He does not say things like up or sleep nothing....he just says papa, mama, milk, chucky cheese :-) and few hindi words...|||Aww that is sweet :) He will slowly learn more words :D , read more stories to him. He will learn alot quicker. |||call your local early intervention program and ask for a speech evaluation. they will do it for free, and they are trained to know if there is a possible delay, even in a bi-lingual situation.|||Don't worry!! Every child is different and one day you'll wake up and he'll be talking all the time and then you will wonder why u wanted him to talk..lol..j/k.. just don't worry cause i about worried myself to death.|||he's fine he will learn more in time. you have to work with him on it.|||Annnddddddd.....
Waiting for the question part.....
Like the ones found as prizes or Peter Pipers or Chucky Cheeses|||Some Party City stores sell them in their brick and mortar stores.
Online, I highly recommend Oriental Trading Company. Visit their web site at www.orientaltrading.com and then type in item number
IN-39/1170 into the search box to find the Ninja Warriors.|||You can buy them from http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&鈥?/a>|||you can try toy r us or walmart
and my school counceler told me i should get her daughter something i am also meeting my girls Mom and the rest of the family and i want to make a good impression especially on her mom kuz this is my first time meeting her but i literally have no money what do i do. The party is at Chucky Cheeses by the way WHAT DO I DO any advice helps plz|||Unfortunately the only way you are going to make an impression here is by getting that kid a nice present. Mom's are very overprotective of their children when they are dating someone who is not their father. If you want to really impress that woman and her mother, get the kid a present. Once you are there at the party, help play host. Your girlfriend already has a lot on her mind with the planning of the event and making sure everyone is taken care of and is having a good time. Take some of that burden off her shoulders by going around and asking people if they need anything and making sure everyone is where they are supposed to be. Be friendly and courteous and keep making your rounds, in other words, don't just sit there like you are another guest at the party. You are basically showing her what kind of long term partner you can be for her and her daughter. If that does not impress her, her mother and her daughter, I dont know what will.|||Bringing her a present would be best but maybe you could get some tokens and show the little one a good time. They have coupons on their website to get 100 tokens for $25 but that would also buy a nice stuffed animal at Walmart.|||work your butt offf. find someone who has some house work they need done and get to work. then buy the kid something really fun and awesoem like a bike?
Who are my cheese ppl let me know thank
you
president chucky mister-|||ME!! lets go to STD'S at take over Yahoo|||I AM A CHEESE PERSON|||Here I am|||cheese here!!!|||I'm Wit Cha.........|||RIGHT HERE! :)|||I'm one of the cheese people!|||REPORTING FOR DUTY SIR!
Instead of going to STD's, why don't we overthrow my second hangout other than P&S, R&S.|||Cheesy me. . .I'm so hungry for cheese and toast right now~thanks!|||I have one too.... there is nacho cheese dribbling down your chin...just thought I would mention it|||I am a cheese ppl alcholic!|||I like cheese. What does joining this revolution entail? Cuz I've got to be at work tomorrow at noon.|||srgt.cheese delivery guy here!!|||Princess Cheese reporting to duty.|||nope, im the president of potatoes!! (: so im a potatoe person!!|||me i guess|||Me. Big sponser of our Mafia after deciding to join the cheese renegade when seeing so many questions about cheese in P&S.
I'm eating cheese too! Cheez-Itz! Yay me.|||hail to the cheese....|||Me. After seeing the cheese on P&S I started the whole take over Y!A thing. Woot!
for my daughters 1st birthday next month i wanna take her to the zoo. but my boyfriend is telling me thats stupid and a waste of money. I think it would be fun. she loves animals and shes not old enough for chucky cheese or kings island or anything..
do you think its a stupid idea?|||Zoos are good and bad but I would go with that. They can be educational but I wouldn't take part in any animal shows. They don't need to be doing that - that's not educational and not fun for the animals. In the wild, they would never do tricks like they're taught.|||The Zoo sounds like a fantastic idea. You may also want to take her to a petting zoo so she can actually pet and feed the animals if she loves them that much. When I was little, I would BEG my mom to go to a petting zoo, and it was fun for me. Hope I helped.|||no its fun to see animals and its not that much u would be spending more if u go to chuckie cheese and i i hate chuckie cheers I'm 13 years old and i don't think going to the zoo is a bad idea i still like seeing animals but i don't like how there in a little cage |||Maybe the zoo might be better for when she is older so she can have long lasting memories of the experience, Cause i can tell you i don't remember anything that happened before i was three or four.|||I know it seems like she would love it, but kids get tired easily. I don't think it is a stupid idea though! If you want to take her to the zoo then I think you should! |||i think it's a great idea she will love seeing all the animals but i hope the animals are not asleep because the heat if you go|||Your boyfriend should be callin him self stupid my lil sister 2 year old loves the zoo she went there for her 1st bday and loved so yr daughter should love it =]|||haha, no its not a stupid idea at all if she likes animals and i don't think the zoo is too expensive so it sounds like a really good idea just make sure u get her birthday cake though :D|||i don't think its a stupid idea. if ur kid loves animals she would love the zoo. if the cost isa problem try to find a local or smaller zoo|||i think its a good idea! :) she should have fun if she loves animals :)|||i think its a good idea!! your children need good interaction at a younger age!|||no. u said she likes animals so it would be perfect for her.|||hes stupid!
and need sugguestions on community centers, restaurants or family entertainment spots (i.e Chucky Cheese, MaddFun, ect)or someone that rents space for events that would allow me to host a party for 4 hours and bring my own outside entertainment(i.e face painter)?|||I know some ethnic customs have big birthday parties for children. But do you expect your child to die within the next year. Besides he's 1 he won't remember it what is he going to do sit there while everyone is playing. I have three sons we had birthday parties from the 4th on to 8 at that point they went to Chuck E Cheese with 8 friends brothers are not friends and neither are parents of Friends Hay better a picnic at a City park Picnic area in the bronx we had VanCortland Park People still talk about my 6th Birthday party and that was in 1949 :But for a One year old a carvel cake with siblings and momy and dad there is more than enough. Save the money until he finishes 4th grade then give him a Subway pass and teach him how to use the Subway or busses.
and need sugguestions on community centers, restaurants or family entertainment spots (i.e Chucky Cheese, MaddFun, ect)or someone that rents space for events that would allow me to host a party for 4 hours and bring my own outside entertainment(i.e face painter)?|||Have to agree with the others; don't do this.
It will be an exhausting, possibly traumatic experience for the poor little guy.
Make a cake, and a small cake for him, make a big deal of him, and take the traditional "icing all over his face" picture with which to humiliate him for the rest of his life.
But don't throw a big deal thing.
He doesn't know what it's about, and it's not a nice thing to do for him.|||I don't suggest going all out for a 1st birthday party. He most likely wont last 4 hours with all that activity plus he's too young to realize what's going on anyway.
Invite close family and friends to your home for lunch and cake. Put up some balloons and take pictures.|||First, a 4 hour party for a 1 year old is way to long. And I think your living room or back yard would be better. Or the playground on the corner. Parties like what you speak of are meant for older children. A one year old doesn't have the attention span and might even get scared and upset by all those people. Keep it small and personal. Just a few close relatives or friends. The child won't remember it anyways. Remember, its a childs party, not an adult party.
I just need to know if this is a good enough comic.
Strip 1: Mom says to baby girl We should go to chucky cheese!
And the baby girl has a thought bubble thinking no! im scared of chucky
Strip 2: Mom brings daughter and she hides and mom says "Come on he's not that scary"
Strip 3: Huge closeup of scary chucky cheese'
Please don't copy or else It will be illegal.|||Yeah I agree, that is interesting in a weird/creepy way but I am not gonna lie I would enjoy it!|||lol haha i can see it will he have a weird twisted creepy face that would make me laugh|||I don't get it.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
I'm having a birthday party in a couple of days and i'm already paying for movie tickets and laser tag. I'm looking for a good restaurant where the price is about $15 per person. It doesn't matter whether its chinese food or western, buffet or not, as long as the food is good. Thanks soo much! I really appreciate your help!
(oh btw, i'm turning 16...so please no chucky-cheese or things like that ;P)|||Earls
Boston Pizza|||McDonald's ???!!!|||Red Robin
I got dis girl and she got 7 kids from 6 dudes. It be like a ghetto chucky cheese 24 / 7 in dat house wid all races reprasenting. I got some bets to place and anuther hony to see but dat ho left me wid da kids. Anyway we got now fence, but she got dees collars for da dogs. I dink I could let a few o da younger kids play in da yard and let da collars keep em in line. What you think?|||i dink uh betta col da social serbis on dat ho cuz unles she be giben uh sum ah dem pood tamps.dat ho mokin crack?. uh betta run fas n don run tru da alliey cuz she en dere makin har crack monez. chain gang dem iggaz n jet!!|||what? i can't understand you. please use spell check.|||I think that is just so wrong... You don't put dog collars on your kids.|||not unless u can get da kids ta wear da electric collars|||Divide by cucumber error.|||yeah man thats cool it also teaches the a lesson when they get that shock
Im Looking for places like Chucky Cheese you know the whole arcade and lunch deal ... but i would have liked to find an alternative to Chucky Cheese's if possible
Dosnt matter where the place is .... we will be renting a car , a website or location information would be nice :)|||I don't know, but there is no reason to rent a car if you are staying in Manhattan. You will spend a fortune on parking. and your money will be wasted as you can get anywhere in Manhattan via public transportation. Also, the rental price of a car in Manhattan is 30% to 50% higher than in the suburbs. Only if you are planning a trip outside of the city will you need a car.|||MARS 2112! i loved it as a child. jeckle and hyde was a good one too. jeckle and hyde is a little scary though, creepy people working around and when you first walk in, the cieling closes down on you.
i recommend mars 2112, it's very fun, theres an arcade and a cool space ship ride. i loved it when i went as a kid!
i don't even think they have chucky cheesein the city. if your gonna make a trip to the city, don't go to chucky cheese!|||Mars 2112 might be nice for the kids. It's in midtown Manhattan.
http://www.mars2112.com/about.htm|||mcdonalds|||DEF. mars 2112. oh my gosh im pretty old but i went there the other day it was something different. def. for kids.
It's gonna be in November cause thats when my birthday is. I want something spectaclaur...but chill at the same time. I don't want any baby stuff like...happy tymes...or chucky cheese...hahah i want something that someone will remember....on a low budget lol. PLZZ HELPP!!|||find a lazer tag place in your local area everybody loves lazer tag|||kegger
in a airport or chucky cheeses|||The Second Amendment.|||I'm not a Republican and I don't think I have the right to carry a gun - I KNOW I have the right to carry a gun. I have CCW permit issued by the State of Indiana, but even if I didn't, I'd still carry it - I have to protect myself from all of them Republican tweakers out there in la la land.
I can carry it into an airport, but not in the boarding area or on-board a commercial airliner. Never been to chucky cheeses tho'.
That's right, this Independent Granny is packin' heat.|||Responsible people don't misuse guns; only criminals do.
The Constitution says "individuals may own guns and Congress cannot restrict this right" (paraphrasing; you can read the exact text for yourself).
The best way to make sure that an airplane is never taken hostage is to arm all the passengers. When someone jumps up to take over, have the nearest three people shoot him. Forget movie physics--discharging guns in an airplane does *not* cause explosive decompression or blow a big hole in the side of the plane.
The best way to stop bank robberies is to arm all the tellers. As soon as the robber says "put the money in the bag" the tellers ventilate him. Simple.|||"..,the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."(Second Amendment to the Constitution.)
"The great object is that every man be armed . . . Everyone who is able may have a gun." (Patrick Henry, in the Virginia Convention on the ratification of the Constitution.)
"The advantage of being armed . . . the Americans possess over the people of all other nations . . . Notwithstanding the military establishments in the several Kingdoms of Europe, which are carried as far as the public resources will bear, the governments are afraid to trust the people with arms." (James Madison, author of the Bill of Rights, in his Federalist Paper No. 46.)
In my studies as an attorney and as a United States Senator, I have constantly been amazed by the indifference or even hostility shown the Second Amendment by courts, legislatures, and commentators. James Madison would be startled to hear that his recognition of a right to keep and bear arms, which passed the House by a voice vote without objection and hardly a debate, has since been construed in but a single, and most ambiguous Supreme Court decision, whereas his proposals for freedom of religion, which he made reluctantly out of fear that they would be rejected or narrowed beyond use, and those for freedom of assembly, which passed only after a lengthy and bitter debate, are the subject of scores of detailed and favorable decisions. Thomas Jefferson, who kept a veritable armory of pistols, rifles and shotguns at Monticello, and advised his nephew to forsake other sports in favor of hunting, would be astounded to hear supposed civil libertarians claim firearm ownership should be restricted. Samuel Adams, a handgun owner who pressed for an amendment stating that the "Constitution shall never be construed . . . to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms," would be shocked to hear that his native state today imposes a year's sentence, without probation or parole, for carrying a firearm without a police permit. (Orrin Hatch, US Senator)|||i have a permit to carry a gun yes ,i was given a full background check and fingerprinted
in some way does this scare you?
i will not hurt you unless you try to harm me ..|||I guess they feel they have the right to defend themselves against bad guys with guns.|||because it's their right. It's your right too!
If everyone carried guns crime would go way down and respect for others would go way up!|||The Constitution of the United States Amendment 2"|||Same reason libs can spew the dumbest things imaginable, we have a Constitution.|||Its called the 2nd amendment of the Constitution, try reading it.|||stupidity
I really don't understand why women choose to leave their purses in their cars in a parking lot only to have them stolen. Just today, I read of another incident whereby a car window was broken and a thief made off with a woman's purse. It seems it's usually outside of a bar or a health club. But today, it was outside of a kid's Chucky Cheese restaurant. I, personally, have never left my purse in a car, and if I did, I'd tuck it under the seat and out of sight. What do you people think?|||I agree that it's a very bad idea. I think women who leave their purses in plain sight feel that, hey, my car is locked- nobody will take the time to break in. Wrong! I was at a local mall a couple of weeks ago and was parked on the second level of the parking structure. There were a TON of cars, lots of traffic, both foot and vehicle and it was the morning. There is also, always, a very strong security presence in the parking area, both car and foot patrols. In spite of all that, when I came out to get in my car, there were mall security people all over two vehicles one row over from my car- both vehicles had the driver's side windows smashed out. Apparently, if someone wants something badly enough, NOTHING is going to stop them.|||Perhaps someone is collecting purses in your neighborhood?|||I think if you're smart, you'll either leave your purse at home or take it with you. and if a guy does come after you for your purse? throw it in the other direction and run. most likely, he doesnt want you. Oh-another thing. Stop obbsessing! Things like that arent worth obbsessing over. Whatever happens, happens. Life. Goes. On. Nobody has any choice but to go on with it, right?|||women huh! i dont know why people leave things on show in cars, tough lesson!|||the same reason women leave their purses on or in their unlocked desk drawers. they just don't want to carry them.|||I agree. It is silly. But as a woman who frequently does this, I would provide this as an explanation:
Women have it pretty tough; we are expected to be cute, work, and be a mother. For some of us, even the burden of carrying around a purse, at times, is cumbersome. To cut down on those much-needed "seconds" even, popping one's purse down on the seat does the trick.
Running in the store or visiting a friend for a few? Pop it down.
Moreover, instead of carrying a whole purse into a nightclub, just pop your license and visa in your pocket and go; pop the purse on the seat!
Like I said, this is not smart - but quick.|||Dumb broads, what can I say. Someone should show them where the trunk is.
My (soon to be) 4 year old son's birthday will fall on a Thursday. He is looking forward to a party at Chucky Cheese...you know, over priced pizza, lots of games and running around inside. I was planning to have his party early on the Sat. following his actual date but I am in class all day Sat. I thought about moving it to Sunday 11am. (11-12 ish isn't so busy at this place) but I'm worried that people might not come because it's on a Sunday. Should I miss class and have it on Sat. Try for Sunday and hope that it doesn't offend anyone I invite that it could interfere with church or...have his dad take the day off work and try for Friday after Preschool?|||I vote for Sunday, maybe a little later in the afternoon, but before the place gets crammed. Even if the turnout is smaller due to the day, your son will still have fun running about and playing with whomever shows up. Chucky Cheese is little kid paradise! Not to mention that few of us have a particularly vivid memory of our 4th birthdays, so making a few adjustments to make things easier on you and your husband's schedules is not likely to be noticed by your son as long as he has fun!
Good Luck and Congratulations to your little one!|||Sunday is fine! I would try to make it later in the day because of the church thing....|||I have my sons parties on Sunday after church. It is cheaper and less crowded|||tuesday|||I would do Sun. afternoon or evening, after church.|||Sunday is fine hun. I would just push the time back a bit. It may interfere with people going to church.|||Sunday should be fine. I would just have it around one or two instead. Saturday is a little easier for people to show up on though.|||Call a few of the other kids parents and ask them if they will show up on Sunday.|||Well, you could always have his party the weekend after his birthday. Like instead of this week, do it next week. That's how it was a lot of the time when I was in elementary school. Someone would have a birthday but their party would be the week before or the week after. You could still have it this Sunday though, surely people would still come.|||I would actually recommend later on Sunday since some people attend church until that time. Sunday is fine. I had many of my birthday parties on Sunday.|||Sunday, some time in the afternoon, so that it doesnt interfere with oversleepers, and gives enough time for people in church to do their church thing and then get ready for the party and things like that.|||I would say a Sat. a lot of people don't work on Sat. and Sundays are very busy days!Good luck and I hope he has a Great 4th birthday!!!|||I'd go for Sunday afternoon. Have fun!!!|||Having the party on his actual birthday will be fine as long as you give everyone good notice. Thursday will not be too crowded a the Cheese's ! Saturday is going to be really busy!!|||try sunday but wait till 1:00 church are done with their thing by then and can have it till 3:30 or 4:00 then they still have time to get ready for night services if they go.|||any day but Fri and Sat....the worst days ever!! Try late in the evening on Sunday about 3 or 4 pm. That way people who are fashionable can bring their kids on time. And it won't be so hot.|||Well looks like your in a tough decision. I would let him go thursday and you have your class on Saturday.....|||If you want all his friends to be there and get lots of gifts you should have it on saturday morning. Almost everyone is off and the little guys will love to have a good time with your son. You don't have to have it at chucky cheese. you could always have a theme at a park. Plus I think you could only spent an hour at chucky cheese after that is clean up time and you are own your own.|||Maybe Sunday at 1pm would work, its after most churches let out and at lunch time, I'm sure what ever you decide it will be a wonderful day.|||How about ON his birthday? If he has pre-school, you can go after. And his friends from pre-school can be picked up, with him, and go also. Have the parents of his friends pick them up at a set time at Chucky Cheese. This way, when the party is done, so are you. (At least, with the party!)|||If any of the other parents are friends of yours then ask them,otherwise do it Sunday but not 11 or 12....some people go to church and some just want to sleep in on their day off.|||I would have to miss class for this. Sunday is probably not a good day to have a birthday party simply because of church. Friday is still a work day and most people will be working and not able to take there kids. So Saturday is def. your best pick.|||If the group you are planning to invite isn't too large, you could probably get a feel for what would work best for them by asking before you set the details. You have to be the one to decide whether you can skip school and Dad has to decide whether he can take off work. I know you'll find a solution. Good for you for doing something nice for your boy!|||I always celebrate my Kids Bday parties on the exact day.. I want to celebrate the occasion.. I believe moving parties for weekends, since they are little it doesn't make them feel special because it is not the right day. Darn Can't even explain what I mean.. If you can explain a 3 year old hey your Bday is today but we are waiting to cut you a cake on Sunday.. then go ahead and celebrate couple days later. Good Luck!!|||I think you could afford to miss a class since it's for your son's birthday party. See if your instructor will understand. school is important, but the memories he'll have and knowing Mommy made the party happen will really feel good, for the both of you. Get his dad to take off too so he can help. a four yr. olds birthday party can get hectic. I know from personal experience, but the memories make it worthwhile.|||Saturday is good for most every body because that is the day when people fit in the things that they can't get to during the week. If at all possible do Saturday.People will feel less imposed upon. See about making up the class, if it is feasible.
Sunday makes you have to kind of crowd things together. People go to church and usually don't want to think of doing anything after but rest at home or have a nice dinner with the family and all.|||Sunday would be fine. I've had parties on Sunday, less crowded.|||Yes, have it on sat. or see when the majority of the kids can make it.
my son is turning 10 on the 15th this month. i'm tired of papa's pizza and chucky cheese's is a joke. he wanted a magician but they want 200.00 at least! they must be kidding!!
help i have very little time and have no ideas!!|||Any kid would love the ground control arcade. I searched it online and looks very fun and very cheap.
Papa Johns
Dominos
Pizza Hut
Frank's
The Round Table
Chucky Cheese
Cici's
Red Baron
Pomodoros
Barcelonas|||I like Pizza Hut the best
Papa Johns Next @@|||Papa Johns, by far is the best pizza out of the major chain restaurants! I will add that I love Chicago and New York style pizza, but its only good if you are in those cities. Since I do not live up there, Papa Johns is the best I can find as far as fresh ingredients.|||WELL I HAVE TO SAY PIZZA HUT IS THE BEST!!! THIN AND CRISPY OR DEEP DISH, WITH THE WORKS OR JUST CHEESE. I LIVE IN KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA AND OUR PIZZA HUT HAS BEEN RANKED #1 IN THE US NOW FOR YEARS. GOTTA HAVE SOME PIZZA HUT PIZZA.|||Dominoes for me but its a case of which you prefer, not everyone likes the same!
http://www.mimimusicministry.btik.com/ga鈥?/a>|||Pizza Hut & CiCi's. When I lived in Kingston, NY, I went to a family owned pizza place. I knew the owner & always ordered the meat lovers. It was piled higher for me than anyone else, & cost the same. A large pie (18") was $16.|||Dominos and Papa Johns|||Dominos|||Hi Sarah, guess I will go with Pizza Hut. But there are a lot of great
family owned pizza places.|||Round Table has really good Pizza's!|||round table|||Pizza Hut.|||I like Papa John's and Cici's the best outta all of the choices.|||boy do i love me some pizza hut :)
i only in eat cheap pizza places...
Hi,
My son and I are looking for a video game arcade in the Chicagoland area that we could go to. We visited Nintendo World in New York 2 years ago and had a blast. Idealy, we would be looking for something like that. We have a Dave and Busters and also Chucky Cheese, however we are hoping there is something else out there to try out...
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Have a great day!|||There are also Jeepers locations in the Chicagoland area. They are similiar to Chucky Cheese's. I am not even sure if they have Little Ceasar's anymore, but that used to be a really popular place to go when I was growing up.
You might want to try regular old arcades - there is a huge arcade in Gurnee Mills Mall that's pretty fun - it's right next to the ice skating rink. Gurnee Mills Mall is north of Chicago, close to Six Flags Great America.
Most malls have an arcade. It depends where in the Chicagoland you reside, but I can think of a couple of local places right off the top of my head. I would recommend the Gurnee Mills arcade most.
NO PLACE LIKE CHUCKY CHEESE OR AND OTHER BABY PLACE LIKE THAT|||Why don't you check out local clubs in your area and see if they have teen night. Usually its not really for 13 year olds 15+ So go to the movies or something lol.|||Wtf...|||13 year olds,... at a club like place,... if you wanna get into a club like place, then rent one out.
This weekend my son is turning "4", and well we need some ideas for what we should do for him. We were thinking of taking him to the zoo and to chucky cheese but I don't know if that's going to be good enough plans for his birthday.
What would you do?
;o}|||That is actually what i was going to tell you to do lol!
We did that for my little brothers b-day!
Maybe towards the end of the day take him out for icecream or something. =]
~Steph
Oh and a Happy Birthday to him!!!!
4 is a fun age lol! ^-^|||I'm sure those plans would be great! I don't know what 4 year old wouldn't like that! I'm sure as long as he's surrounded with friends and family members he'll be happy :)
Here are some other ideas in case you were looking for some: throwing him a pool party or a theme party (for example, if he likes batman, buy a batman cake, plates, cups, games, etc); you could take him to a theme park (although he'd probably enjoy chuck e cheese more at such a young age); or you could rent out some tables a buffet place for dinner (for example, here in FL we have a pizza buffet called Cici's pizza where kids can play games as well as eat)
I still like your ideas best though :)|||Ha! I was in that same dilemma in May, but my son turned 5yrs, what we eventually did was on his b-day which was on a Thursday we took him out to dinner and a movie, to watch his favorite movie, then we gave him all his favorite presents things he kept hinting to us that he wanted, then on the weekend, Saturday to be exact, we kept a huge b-day/barbecue for him we invited all his friends from school and church plus all mine and my husband's family members and we threw a huge b-day/barbecue/pool party, seeing that that day was so hot we all ended up in the pool, there was a kiddie's pool too so the kids played in the kiddie's pool,and the grownups hanged in adult pool.It was alot of fun for him, he enjoyed the party and all the presents he got too.It was his 5th b-day so my hubby and i wanted to celebrate it big with him, usually we'll do the chuck e cheese thing, or simple party, but this year we really wanted to celebrate it big with him, so why not try something like a party for him, or if it's too last minute for you guys, then take him out to a movie and dinner to his favorite place that he likes, anything that he likes will always be good for him.GL.|||You can make a theme for his birthday party. Find out what he likes and use it as a theme for his party at Chicky cheese.
Or give little treat bags to the the little guests at his birthday party as a thank you for coming.
Here is a star.|||Well, I've got daughters and a grandson...
Birthdays we pack up a picnic and head down to the beach... except for the eldest girl's 18th birthday, which required a major debute party by local culture (cost was a mere $400).
IF I am blessed with a son, He and I will go on his first big-boy camping trip to the beach... the daughters loved it on THEIR 4th birthdays.|||Its your sons SPECIAL day , so plan to make it just that.! Don't get conned by the "fast food thing" to impress your child . Think healthy, the thing you as parent, no doubt desperately want for your child to seek and achieve through life. Sending the right messages and examples to children helps get the best results for the future !!|||That's a good Birthday; Chucky Cheese and Zoo, and a cake, of course....!!|||I think the zoo and chucky cheese, is enough
if i was a 4 year old boy, i would love that|||My brother went to Chuck E. Cheese's for his fourth birthday (which was an eternity ago).
Chinese take-out food on Thursday, Chucky Cheese on Friday, Burger King on Saturday, and pizza on Sunday.|||They would be fine as long as they smoke drugs on the following monday and have unprotected sex on tuesday.|||A week from Tuesday|||How about a troll for dessert?|||I doubt you'd get to Thursday.|||It depends on whether they a) eat lots of it so that the type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure give them a heart attack, or b) eat little so that their weight is fine but the vitamin definciency kills them.
I'd say a) is the best option.|||they die on worstday it is actually after sunday before monday
We live in Southeast Michigan, We want to take our 1 year old somwhere for her birthday; She just began walking.. Chucky-E-Cheese looks like its still more of a older toddler thing.. Any suggestions of places?|||I'm not very sure if there are places like this in Michigan, but if there are any party places that have lots of toys, safe areas for your toddler and lots of people who watch the children then that would be the place!|||The Park
The Zoo
The aquarium|||I have a two year old and for his first B-day we did something small at home but he loves a place called bounce and Play! I don't know if you have one of those around you but it is so cool and my son loves it!! It is a place where they have about 10 moon bounces that do different things like mazes, air planes, slides, etc. that you play on! ( Adults can play too) It is perfect for 1 years old and up! Especially for a B-day party!|||My daughter is almost 8 months and loves Chuck E.'s toddler zone. But, you could take her to a bounceland (we have one here on the southwest side of Michigan).|||do a party at your house, i did for my daughters first b-day in aug of last year, it was fun and really Hot lol|||You could take her to the Zoo, Aquarium, Park, or swimming pool.|||probably like somewhere with animals such as the zoo
thinking of taking my little one to Chucky Cheese for her 1st Birthday, but want to hear of other stories on what you did for your 1 year olds First Birthday Party?|||We had a tea party with close relatives...me and my husband, my Mother and my two sisters and a couple of aunts...her 4 little cousins came too...if theres a cake, balloons and a few of their favourite people then they'll have a ball...they only last out for two hours max before they start to wilt....if I were you I would have something at home whilst it is easy to...once they get bigger you'll be sick of the sight of Chucky Cheese! They like it at home and it is less pressure for them.|||I kept it simple. My parents, sister, hubby and I took our daughter and we all went out to eat at a restaurant and came back to our house and let her tear into a chocolate cake and took a million pictures. It was fun, relaxing, and we got great pics for her to look at one day. A one-year-old really can't do much at Chuck E Cheese.|||I took my son to Chucky Cheese fo his first birthday and he loved it. They have little things now for smaller kids and its just so much fun. We now take him there every year. Kind of a tradition. He had his first bite of pizza on his first birthday too.|||My daughter isn;t 1 yet but i am planing a pony theam. My parents have a farm with a bunch of ponies so i am going to have my dad bring one in and we are going to have pony rides and stuff like that. we have lots of kids in the family so it will be fun for all ages. My daughter loves animales as well.|||We did a basic at home party. We got a little 4 inch cake jsut for him to make a mess with and got a bigger one for everyone else. Just basic toys and presents, lots of new people for the baby to fascinate over, lol.|||my relatives came|||I held my daughters first birthday party at my house . I did a sponge bob theme well kinda he he she loves sponge bob . This year for her 2nd birthday I am having her birthday party at McDonald's cause planning and cleaning up afterwards was tiresome !!|||OMG I just recently had this same issue. Also, my daughters birthday is Christmas Day so we had to wait. What a pain! We decided to go to Shakeys (a pizza place here with things to do for the kids, don't know if they are all over but it's a fun place) instead of Chuck E Cheese. The food is way better and it's alot cheaper. Ordered an ice cream cake. Hopefully it will be fun because we aren't holding it till the end of this month. I don't like it when people say that just because they are a year old it will be too much for them. Thats not true. My daughter is extremely advanced for her age and likes to try and keep up with all the 3 year olds in this family. So yes while she may not remember it, first and foremost, I will and it's not that she won't have a good time. Just try to figure out what you think your child will enjoy and what you can handle. Also it's way too damn cold for the park right now, so that idea is out for winter babies. I think it will be great. I just couldn't handle that place myself! Not till she is a little older. I also want to eat some good food whenever I am having a celebration lol and Chuck E Cheese is not the place for that! Anyway good luck. I hope you have fun. Oh! BTW, go to Baskin Robbins for an ice cream cake. They are adorable and they have perfect themes for the smaller kid. Love it. Again, good luck and I hope you have fun!|||We did a simple at home with friends and cousins. At that age they don't really care. It was fun to watch them eat cake but they showed no interest in opening presents. I took them to a cousin's party about three months later and they had a great time opening his presents. I wish you could have there 1st birthday when they are like 15 or 16 months old.
If you really want to do Chucky Cheese than I'd do it but also think you will have to be watching them like a hawk. At home I could just hang out with Friends and family and not worry that the boys were getting into something.|||We kept it simple. A get together and cookout at my moms house. We got everyone together.. had my son open his presents and let him tear into his cake.|||I kept it simple, at this point the child doesn't know anything and it's more for the parents and family. We had a small party at home and our kids @ 1 didn't know any different. It's when they get older, appreciate things that you do the big stuff.|||That's exactly what i did for my daughter she just turned a year in January i took her to chuck e. cheese all her cousins came it was good !!! She loved it !!!! even though she cant play with the older games she loved the "kiddie section" ..It was GREAT!!! oh just dont forget to bring your cake ...my daughter loved tearing into the cake, and i usually am really particular on what she eats and how dirty she gets but i let her go crazy for her b-day!!!!!
my son is turning two i want to have him an inside party but i HATE CHUCKY CHEESE...lol any suggestions|||Have a party at your home. We always just have a BBQ for our son's birthday. Get some stuff at the $ store for goody bags. I also went to my local craft store and got some of those little visors (99 cents each) and some of those little foam shapes for kids to glue them on ( I got tape dispenser at $ store that is used for gluing/taping pics into a scrapbook...a lot less mess)|||Pizza Hut|||The other posts are right. Somewhere small, not too crowded, or in my opinion the best place for a two year old is at home. Otherwise, you may go nuts trying to keep an eye on everyone. Either that or get lots of help. At two, they don't care where they are at as long as there are balloons, cake, presents!|||Mac Donalds Whooooooo!
I loved going to Maccie Dee's on my birthday as a kid!! Its such fun especially for really little ones! He'll love it.....
Hope he has a lovely time whatever you decide!|||STAY AT HOME
Idk where i got this idea. But which guy scares you the most? The quaker oats guy? The Burger King guy?Or the Chucky cheese guy? Or that creepy clown (mcdonald's) P.S i choose the quaker oats guy. he just plain CREEPY!! Dont yall think so too?|||the mcdonalds clown, FREAKY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||burger king guy|||the Chucky cheese guy the big a** Rat|||omgosh, i was thinking the same thing!
i dont like any of them (except the Chucky Cheese Mouse)|||MCDONALD'S CLOWN GUY!!! lol i live right next 2 a mcD's and i've always hated it :P
~Crystal
my daughters first birthday will be feb 28th. she will be 1 obviously. but im wondering what do i do for a 1 yr olds birthday. should i do a big party n take her out to like chucky cheese or something like that or is that to advanced for someone her age. if so what sort of activities and stuff should i do for her birthday and where would be good places to have a babys party|||At age 1 (and even 2) we kept it small - 3 hour party give or take, we had close friends and family over. Finger foods, fruit, veggie tray, a few buffet type stuff like ziti and mac & cheese then cupcakes and birthday cake. It was in our house.
It is easy to become overstimulated and overwhelmed at that age, she is too young for anything at Chucky Cheese - just keep it simple and have fun!
Make sure that you ask some friends and family to take pictures - if you are busy "entertaining" your guests, you will want those photos later in case you missed out on anything!|||Chuckee cheese would be too much for her right now. I had a small party just family and close friends. I baked cupcakes and gave my little one her own special cupcake. You can do all the fun 1st bday stuff...a bday hat and outfit 1st bday decorations. The biggest tip I have is SCHEDULING...you don't want to be entertaining family with a screaming tired baby hanging on you. So it is best to do it at home so your close to her bed or set it up to start right after she wakes in the morning or from her nap and let everyone know in the invites when it ends and that should be close to nap/bed time. So only a few hrs of partying :) Good luck!|||do anything but what would be nice is get a small extra chocolate cake and put it infront of her and take a video to show her for when she's older! trust me she'll love it, her face will be covered in chocolate and it will be a laugh :)|||first birthday is just a little family get together with cake and presents no games or anything its more for the parents and the rest of the grown ups usually the kids arent into it|||Just had a small family party at home. Food,cake and presents.
The 1st birthday is really for the parents. Just having fun with it. Since I know my daughter doesn't remember last week let alone her birthday last August.
I've gone to Dave & busters but at night there's too many drinkers( a bit expensive too) and some of my family is just a bit to old for chucky cheeses. we need a place were we can eat but have fun also maybe bowling,arcade, skating or something|||at cicis pizza|||http://local.yahoo.com/results?p=restaur鈥?/a>|||I would say chucky cheese..for one everybody still has a kid in them and its affordable...|||The magic time machine!!
Rhymefest - Supersonic (Chucky Cheese)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/54841922a23a…|||"He's so soft I'll brush him off, go play rock band with Asher Roth"
LMAO
Man, Rhymefest came pretty hard on that track. I thought it was a good diss.|||Now, I like both Rhymefest and Charles Hamilton......
The diss track itself is funny... I like the Super.. Sonic concept and all.
BUT, the problem is that it does come off kinda bitter because its not like Rhymefest's albums have really been that good. He's very good freestylin', battling, & he's even a pretty good live performer.... He's just NOT that great an "artist"... He hasn't been able to translate who he is into great songs or albums..
Charles Hamilton from the little I've seen ALREADY has that 'thing' about him... He's creative, he's definitely comin' with his original kinda style & flare...
The thing is Charles was NOT AFRAID to admit he lost a battle...So, I don't understand the need for Rhymefest to make this diss track..
It just comes off as a dude who's a little bitter because HE wrote "Jesus Walks" and I'm sure thought he would get much hype from that but he didn't... NOW this kid is gettin' the hype that he WISH he had.|||it was funny wit the JJ fade "Super Sonic" in the background.... but it just play for attention. Charels didnt really diss him in that freestyle with SErious... he was just jokin.
Fest is hungry for attention... its hard being a ghostwriter. People love your bars... but only when they come outta someone elses mouth.. LMAO|||that was "diferrent" to say the least, maybe its cuz im high but this sounded like an 80's MC Hammer diss or something lol. But i hate Charles Hamilton either so this beef = fail for me.|||i'm down with charles so i'm gonna have to say that was the shittiest diss track i've ever heard even tho i haven't listened to it yet|||Good diss....but really corny of him to do it under the circumstances. Pretty lame and unexpected from Fest.|||Corn! But I hate Charles Hamilton, so I'm glad someone is dissing the guy.|||Charles Hamilton is a nerd. This was bound to happen.
People say 13 year olds are little kids, and I disagree. Little kids want to go to chucky cheeses, Little kids dont have raging hormones, little kids cant have sex, little kids cant grow pubic hair. I wouldnt call teens adults, but theyre are far from being kids. I cant believe it when people say they're shocked when 13 year olds drink, have sex and do drugs........how long do you think that soda pop and skittles were gonna entertain teens? Teens have a diffrent mindset than kids.|||Spoken like a true young teen or tween. My 12 y.o. daughter gets terribly offended if we refer to her as a 'child' or a 'kid', but she's certainly not an adult and her attitude and behaviour show it.
j0e|||Thankyou. Lots of people think that teens having sex and drinking is a huge thing. I dont really think it is. As long as they are fully aware of the problems they cause, there is no problem in them exploring. Teens have hormones that are gonna want to make them touch eachother, theres no stopping that. Everyone matures at different ages, so no one really has any right to tell you what your doing is wrong. Some people say, if you have sex you have to be able to be finanicially set up for having a baby. Well, as long as your protected and you're educated about the problems that could happen, i.e std's, children, lung cancer if your smoking, the effects of drugs..etc its not really a huge problem. Some 25 year olds arent financially secure enough to have a kid, does that mean that they have to be a virgin? er, no. Kids grow up alot faster than previous generations did. And if you dont let them drink occasionly or anything else, when they finally get round to being able to but drink for themselves, they're going to go ape and possibly kill themselves in the process.|||Your personal opinion, however, contradicts the actual definition. Yes, a teen is a kid. Kid is simply a euphemism for a child, and child is the word we use to describe anyone under the age of majority. A 13 year old is a minor, and is therefore a child, and therefor, a kid.
While I realize that at 13, someone does not FEEL like a kid, they are technically still classified under that definition, like it or not.
However, your second mistake is in thinking there are only 2 blanket ways to treat someone ... as a child, or as an adult, and that's not true. How people react to someone has more to do with their level of maturity than their actual age. I have a 15 year old that's years ahead of her age group, and I interact with her on an adult level, and have for years. On the other hand, my younger daughter will be 13 this week. She is flighty, incredibly immature and irresponsible. I treat her like a kid.|||You're absolutely right... But, I can't really say anything bad about teenagers, because I'm a 17-year old myself... But, what you say about younger teenagers doing this things.... They get tired of that stuff and think it's time for a change, but they do it not in the correct direction.|||Says the 13-year-old who doesn't get their way all the time. As long as you act without thinking of others like you do you're a child. Now shut up and do what you're told or I'll come over there and spank you back to last week.|||I think they're just considered teens, and too often teens try to act like adults. Just because child-like things may not be that appealing, there are better things to do other than sex and drugs. I also agree with Jade ^^^|||Yes close enough. I'd say kids not children. They're certainly not toddlers, nor are they adults.
Kids is short for juvenile delinquents.|||Well..The way most teens act they are still children..|||13 year olds shouldn't be having sex anyways...I'm 18 I still consider myself a kid!|||I am sixteen, but I still consider myself a child and until I can provide for myself entirely I am a child. That's the way I see it.|||I consider anyone under 24 to be a kid.
There's lots of stages of childhood, I'm discovering new ones all the time.|||I call 13-15 year olds childteens.
And 16-19 year olds adultteens.|||Doing drugs, drinking, and having sex doesn't make you a grown up.|||they're all foolish young'uns to me|||If i caught my 13 year old drinking and doing drugs I'd spank them like a six year old.|||...I'm 13 and consider myself a kid..|||it depends on your culture.
In some cultures, anything under 20 or 21 is a kid.
In some cultures, anything under 18 is a kid.
In some cultures 14 is adult and marriage age.
If i was an ethiopian man born and raised in their boondock sticks.. I'd probably think a 15 year old wife was pretty hot and awesome.
But. i'm american. we chose a different arbitrary age of adulthood. I abide by that.
I dont play along with our white cultures "white males are creeps and older white women are cougars" bullcrap. I will never abide by that nonsense.....but I do abide by the law and 18.
There are enough 18 year olds who appear 16 that you dont have to risk jail with some 16 year old who appears 19.
But i am the biggest critic of japan's 20.
I was dating my fiancee (japanese) since she was 18 and she as more than mature enough and adult enough for sex, love and companionship. Us americans gave her adulthood at a sensible age.
18.
In fact.. I will go so far as to claim that an 18 year old japanese girl is equal to a 28 year old white girl in conduct and morality and decency and maturity and even has a lower crime rate to boot. I've seen 28 year old women on jerry springer that were 100000x more immature and stupid than my girl was at 18.
Do I think 13 is a child? culturally yes. Scientifically no. In every other species of animal.. adulthood is defined by the ability to reproduce.
But us humans dont think we are animals so we define ourselves differently from the way we define the animal kingdom.
I believe 14 year olds can give birth.. because father nature intended them to.
But... we overruled him with the advent of high school.
so culturally yes.. scientifically no.
Teens are probably the ones who gave birth to the human race.
too many people for someones home. lots of kids will be attending. we're looking for something similar to a chucky cheese, but not chucky cheese. i live in the metro detroit (michigan) area. any help please?|||Visit the Zoo
Zoos are wonderful kids' birthday party places. Most zoos offer party packages but you can plan one on your own easily. Create a scavenger hunt for the children to go on at the zoo. Give them directions like 鈥榝ind an animal that eats meat鈥?or 鈥榝ind a nocturnal animal鈥? The party members can work on the scavenger hunt together or they can break into two teams and race to find all the answers. Just make sure the children are always accompanied by an adult. Most zoos allow guests to bring their own food, so plan on bringing a cake or cupcakes and juice boxes for a picnic celebration.
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There are many options for hosting a kid's birthday party outside of the home. Make sure to include the exact address of the kids birthday party place with the phone number on the party invitation. Make it clear if parents are invited to stay at the party or if they will be expected to drop their child off and leave. If parents are needed to stay with their child, their entrance fees should be covered by the party host. The best thing about utilizing outside party locations is, at the end of the day, your house will look exactly how you left it in the morning!|||PAINTBALLING, LASERTAG, GO-KARTING :D
boys adore that stuff !|||Ummm. Well he probably won't be able to remember anything like Chucky Cheese.
So I would suggest your house. I mean save something fun like that until he is at least 5?|||Trust me on this one go to six flags [plz best answer]
This is my first child and i was wondering where can i give my son his first birthday party at. my house is not big enough to give it there. so i was wondering can you give me any ideas where i can give him a party at besides chucky e cheese|||at home, at this age he is too young to enjoy a chucky cheese(think thats the rite name...im in aus???) or mcdonalds party- i mean u could if u wanted but i think they are too young- i beleive that a party at home would be better coz they have more freedom to run around and play with there stuff then theres the fact of having his cot close by incase he needs to go down for a nap, my son had his party at home n thk god coz halfway thru he zonked out from the excirement n needed to recharge- 40mins later he was back to enjoying his party....GL!
i no you want to create a great memory if not for ur son then for you, of his 1st party, but i dont think location, in this case is everything, i think the ppl who are there is the most important thing, and making sure that he has a great time, i really dont think it matters where u have it :) some of ur sons best memories will happen at home.|||I gave my first son a party at a park, and brought ponies.|||outdoors....your favorite park....|||i remember my first birthday party at a park.
past on birthday parties and toys they never play with 2 days later. We take them to ''Chucky Cheese'' and then they cry all the way home because they didn't want to go yet. I need an idea of something that will still be fun for him .......without spending every penny we have.|||Take him to a professional sports game. He will always remember his first time or his 7th birthday in a professional stadium/arena.|||a big moonwalk costs a lto of money|||rent a fun jump have a boy themed party at home and serve hot dogs. or forget the fun jump just have party games|||Sounds like your child is not content with what they have. Have a birthday party somewhere you can get around true "needy" kids. Let your child pick out, wrap, and give one of these children a gift. In fact, let them give away all their gifts! Until they "get" it, have their birthday party there every year.|||Chucky Cheese is WAY too expensive and at that age - they DO get tired more like EXHAUSTED and take it out on you ALL THE WAY HOME!! Not a good plan, I agree! Been there - done that! I would suggest going to a warehouse (we have US TOYS in Kansas) that sells fun stuff in bundles for parties CHEAP and make a GREAT one at home. Find paper around the house that you can recycle (draw on back) and use to post up his birthday outside on the house, the door, the windows and inside as well). Make up games to play (hide&seek, puppets, clowning around, etc.) and though you would have a 'winner' from a game - at that age EVERYONE is a winner - so you give out little gifts (balloons, plastic toys, etc.) Yes, they'll only play with them a little while, but you got them for 12 for a $1.00..so who cares!!! Good luck!|||Let him have a small home party 5-7 kids, Order pizza in and have normal child birthday games. Give out little prizes with the games. If the weather is good where you live have out door games. Bag race, three legged race all the funny things we did. I know from my grandsons party that they still enjoy these things. make a cake and enjoy|||on my kids birthday they get to pick where they want to eat there dinner usally chuckie cheeses and they each get 20 tokens when that is out we leave....and for there present they get 20 dollars to spend at walmart that is it and they love it because they get to choose what they want ....we also will have a cake with the rest of the family i keep it simple and it is always a great time for them.....|||Buy the kid a fishing outfit and take him fishing. When a kid catches his (or her's) first fish, they go absolutely mental. Then they want to go all the time. Plus you can eat 'em, if they're caught from clean water. Pretty much anyplace in the US has a number of fishing lakes and streams within a 30 minute drive. And it beats the heck out of video games. Also, buy him a pair of binoculars.|||It's not really inexpensive but it's not overly expensive either, a bowling birthday party. My nephew and his friends had a BLAST. As far as presents go, I would just go with one or two small things like an action figure or something. Like you said, they don't play with their presents for more than a day or two and two months later he probably wouldn't even be able to tell you what he got.|||have you tried a roller skating party. my granddaughter just went to one for a 7 yr old boy in her class and everyone seems to be having a good time. if the parents want to skate or bring siblings they bear the additional costs, you don't have to worry about skill level, everyone can participate,
you didn't give the child's birthday so I'm guessing in the near future or what area you live in so i don't know if you can do an outside party at your local park. if you can, the play equipment is already there for all ages, you can stay as long as the park is opened unless you're having a really large party where you need to reserve an area where they may limit your time in the picnic area.
it seems nothing is inexpensive for children these days even when your not" trying to keep up with the Joneses".|||When I was 7 I got this cool Microscope and people took the time to teach me how it worked and how to prepare my slides. Heck, by the time I was 12 I was playing Doctor with the girls. Darn, I been playing doctor ever since. Now I even have a pocket microscope with a case (Radio Shack). I carry it into the woods hiking with a few plastic slides.|||Before his birthday, have him select about ten toys to give to charity. Let him know that other children aren't so blessed and if he's not going to play with his toys, he needs to give them away.
Then get him something educational, like a Leapster, or a computer game. Even word finds and mazes that come in book form can be a great gift for a 7 y/o boy.
Or...you could get him a pile of dirt and some dump trucks!!!|||Boy do I know the feeling... I have four kids and we have done it all too. I know that Chucky Cheese can hurt the wallet. Not sure what climate you live in but, if it is warm enough you could through a pirate party and "bury a treasure" and give the kids a map to find it. You can purchase great skeletons and stuff like that at the Dollar Stores now because of it being Halloween time. I know that you can even make a great cake that looks like a treasure box or a pirate ship. I have learned to be very creative over the years. For my younger boys we have even got the bounce rides at a local rent place and the cotton candy machine like a carnival type party and everyone enjoys it. I really think party's at home turn out best because you don't spend high dollars at restaurants. Not only that I think my kids are appreciative that I spend time making things like the cake etc...|||For my son's 8th birthday we had a 'Spaceship' party. Made a cake like a rocketship, had 'pin the cone on the rocket' (like pin the tail on the donkey), 'Moon crater throw' (cut holes in a cardboard box, made it look rocky with home-made flour-dough and painted it grey, they had them throw balled up (new) grey sock to try to hit a specific hole, different holes were different prizes) The prizes were things like little pen-lights from the $1 store and matchbox type cars (also from $1 store, 8 to a package!), Candy (of course). Then Astropops (popsicles)
The big project was we bought the little Estes model rocket sets ($1-3 each depending on if you get multipacks) and some finger paints and let the kids paint their own then went across the street to the park and shot them up. (Let them know that sometimes you can't recover them so they can decide to keep theirs if they want to) Lunch was pizza and we got dry ice for 'Martian punch' Get a big punch bowl and invert a strainer over the dry-ice so that no-one touches it or accidently drinks any. Then we poured Sprite over a few scoops of rainbow sherbet (Not too many, just enough to make it foamy) and poured that into the puch bowl. At the end when we were waiting for parents to return we put on Star Wars movie and waited for the clean-up to begin.
I think we spend a total of $80 dollars on 9 kids. (Food, prizes, game supplies, party hats, goodie bags, everything) Just remember, at this age you CAN get away with doing things on a budget. Once he hits 12....there will be no appealing to him.
Good luck!|||Throw an old fashion b-day party. 2 - 3 hours, kids only, and play organized games... pin the tale on the donkey, pinata, tag, hide and seek etc. A bounce house is not too expensive and normally will keep all the kids busy for the 2 - 3 hours. As for gifts, dont get him anything because the other kids will arrive with gifts and he might not even notice that your name was not on one of the cards. At seven playing is more fun, Oh, another is to have a puppet stage and let the kids make sock puppets and make their own show to put on for the parents as they arrive to pick the kids up.|||My twins are 7 and we had a birthday party at home and i had a game hooked up to every TV and the kids that wasn't playing the games played computer games of learning and they enjoyed it.|||That's what kids do. Learn to deal. Maybe a little discipline now and again.
You should get him a book on parenting. Read it. It will be the best gift you ever gave him.
Like I said, she doesn't wanna stay in the house. We live in maine. We are weird, and will do about anything :D except sexual things xD. We can probably drive anywhere in maine. We thought of chucky cheese/jokers, but we wouldn't be allowed to go in anything cause we are too old/big or something :P Any ideas? please help!! <3|||throw a party! if you have friends....
or you can go somewhere random, or just order a bunch of cakes and eat (:|||you should go shopping, then have a special treat afterward... like a food that you like but don't usually eat.|||Are you asking like for ideas on where to go?
Like go out to the cinema,Go for a meal with a group,hire out a community hall and get a DJ,Go to the beach,just chill out around you town,village,go shopping,go to a nightclub,go to 'Chucky cheese' if that's where you want to go,go to the circus,
Do something crazy like:
Go to a local stables and get lessons for a day
Go to an ice-cream parlor and order like LOADS of ice cream
Go to a local park and have a HUGE picnic with everyone you know
Set up a marquee in one of your friends garden and have a party
Have a HUGE cookout
Go out shopping for marshmallows,soda pretty much LOADS of junk food and have a HUGE camp out in someones backyard.
Go to local art studio and ask for a tutorial by one of the artists
Go to a funfair if near your home,or travel to one
Crash the mall
Play hide and seek in a Supermarket
Use your imagination if you will do just about anything....
Have a good day
-Sin茅ad|||go hang out with a bunch of drunk black guys
I have asked this question is Psychology and parenting And because I just love this section I thought I would give you a try. MY 27 month old daughter has a unbelievable fear of clowns. And I don't mean she starts to cry and run to me I mean she becomes paralyzed with fear and begins to shake and cry uncontrollable. She does not have a fear of chucky cheese charactors or people dressed at halloween, it is truley just clowns. WE have never been to the circus and she is not in day care so to my knowledge she has not had a bad experence with one. We have had 5 episodes where she has seen a clown on TV and freaked out. The last was on Friday and it was the worst. It took her hours to settle her down. What would cause such a fear at such a young age? she fears nothing else.|||Well, we all have our phobias that could paralyze us deep down. I can offer you this suggestion, "the only way to conquer your phobia is to actually face your phobia." Hire a professional clown to come to the house during your daughter's birthday party. Warn the clown first about her fear for they do realize that many kids are afraid of them. Think of it this way--most adults are 2-3 times as tall as children. If you saw a person fifteen feet tall in bright clothes and a painted face at your front door yelling, "Surprise!", how would you feel?
I used to work in a circus for a while and I have seen many kids with similar problems as your daughter. I have seen a five-year-old boy just freeze with fear when Bobo the Clown approached him. He could not walk and few seconds latter just started to cry hysterically. What Bobo did he pretended to freeze up, then he too started to cry and call his mommy that the little kid was scaring him. He then got an idea to place a jumping rope between him and the boy. He then told him something along the lines, "I won't cross the rope..and they have to stay back behind the rope as well....cause I am afraid of you too!" The kid was still afraid and crying to such a point that he was hyperventilating. So Bobo then said if you feel afraid all you have to do is this. . . bbbbblllllllppppppptttttttt" (raspberry). so the kid barely before it seems that he was about to fain did the raspberry and Bobo the clown took few steps back and told the kid that he was scaring him. So, the boy did several raspberries more and the clown more steps back. The kid stopped crying and then played with the clown for couple of minutes by blowing him raspberries.
Oh yes the clown also showed a boy a picture of him without the costume on where he was standing next to his wife and kids.
Try it with your daughter. If it doesn't work at least you know you have tried to help end your daughter's fear.
It was like Chucky Cheeses where family could go and play all kinds of arcade games and eat pizza. I remember them having cotton candy and stuffed animals with the name of the place on the animals. I went when I was a little girl but the place closed down sometime in the late 1980s. This place was located in Columbia Missouri but may have been located in other places.|||Ahhhhh the memories. (cksq)
My boyfriend has been wanting to go to the zoo and tomorrow would be a good day for us to do something but its been too humid out. What can we do BESIDES chucky cheese, thats fun and in doors? (excluding home)|||Have you thought about an IMAX theater and/or science Museum?|||You can go to the movies, or go to a circus or something.|||somewhere of your choosing. remain incharge of them two.
I wanna look up the crew's names on houseofnames.com ALL I know is a fat blonde kid with glasses on this cartoon was at a chucky cheese's or somethign and said "Ewww, Dungeons an Dragons nerds" and that's all I know about the show. Also what are those nickelodeon shows for kids with the walking leg without arms or a body and the characters that are all beavers that is NOT angry beavers?? Also why does wikipedia say trading cards are depicted as nerdy|||*sigh* 2 more points for me and -5 for you, moron
My son is turning one in November!!! He is my first child and since its the winter, i cant think of any ideas! It has to be very low budget, especially with xmas so close! and i dont have a big enough place to have a party at home. is chucky cheese not good for 1yr olds? its too cold for the zoo or for the park... also any good ideas for toys/gifts for this young?|||Invite a few friends with children to your house. Serve cheese and crackers and birthday cake. take lots of pics. Your so will have more fun with the boxes and paper than what's actually in them.
Good gifts:
books
simple puzzles with large, chunky pieces for little hands to grasp
riding or push toys
large leggo or blocks
bath toys
nesting or stacking toys|||1st bday parties are always more for the parents than the child. Ur son will not even know what is goign on. Keep is small and have it at your house or ask a relative w a bigger home to host it if u have a big family. I wouldnt invite a ton of non relative children. I would just get a cake and maybe a small cake or a cupcake for your son to tear into and pizza or whatever - save the blowouts for when your son can enjoy it.|||do you have any friends with a place big enough to host a party? I don't think you should go to chuck e cheeses or anything.... there will be alot of noise and kids running around, you probably want something a little bit more personal since it's your first childs first birthday.... my son will be 1 in sept... he is also my first, I'm having a big party at my moms house.|||From my understanding/experience, the 1st b-day is mostly for the parents. Yourf kid will be too young to really know what is going on, but don't let him be bored. you should just invite a bunch/few good friends over for some cake and balloons.
You don't have to spend alot to impress your baby!|||ALL first time parents totally think their child's 'first' birthday just has to be something extra special.............NOT!
To a 1-yr. old.....a birthday is just another day to them - they do not know one day from the next. Do yourself a huge favor, have a pot luck, bake a cake and invite family over. Save the 'big special' birthday parties for after he begins school....|||My daughters birthday is just a week before Christmas. Do you have a friend or relatives house you could borrow for the occasion? That's what we ended up doing. We just invited some family and a few friends and the kids ranged in age from 1-10 so we just did some basic party games and had cake and ice cream and then put on a movie for the kiddies. It was super low key and low budget and we had a good time and it was nice having people around who we love and care about celebrating a birthday. In the end that's all that matters. And remember 1 year olds are not going to care a whole lot, and you will most likely end up with crankiness or kids who end up taking a nap randomly or anything lol, so Chucky Cheese would probably not be a good pick!
There are some indoor play places near where I live, maybe you could check one of those out? Picture the McDonald's play place but classier, funner, safer, and yeah without the fast food lols. And it was pretty decent priced for the little ones to play. The ones I live by have an area for baby/toddler and also an area for bigger kids.
All of these Mom's are having bowling party's and Chucky Cheese Party's and so on well I'm having a nice little party at home . I was thinking Bowling but I've noticed that most of the kids lose interest in it fast and just want to play together so I thought What would be good games for kids to play together for a bday party . Thanks in advance !|||You should get a big clear bowl, maybe even two. One filled with balls, cars, crayons, legos, play-doh, army men, pop guns, and other small toys. Then have the other filled with candy, and the good candy, too. Not just little yucky candies, fun-size Snickers, M&M's, Twix, Twizzlers, etc. These will be the prize bowls. After each game, let the kid(s) who won choose something out of a bowl. If the game was kinda hard, maybe let them pick two or three.
Balloon Target Game
Create a target on the floor and have kids blow up those long skinny balloons. Place the target in center of room; divide up the balloons by color, the number of colors will determine the number of participant per round. (4 colors 鈥?4 players per round). Now release the balloons and watch them fly. And sometimes they hit the target too! Give the kids who hit the target three candies of their choice out of the prize bowl, or one toy.
Cat Tails
Get long strips of cloth any extra you have a round make them at least one yard long and have the kids put them in the back of there pants (or create little Velcro attachments), with it just hitting the ground.
Then have the kids run after each other trying to step on there tail. When they lose there tail they are out of the game the winner is the last one with a tail. A couple rounds of this game should tire them out real fast. Have the winners pick something out of the prize bowl.
Musical Chairs!!
This is a classic, I don't think I need to explain much. If you're worried about the kids getting rough or falling, replace the chairs with pillows that they have to sit on. Once again, let the kids pick out of the prize bowls.
Bean Bag Toss
A simple game that can be played by all. Get 6 beanbags and 3 cardboard or shoe boxes. This will be where the bean bags are tossed.
To play set the boxes 3, 4, and 5 feet away from a through line and place a value for each box. So 3 feet may equal 1 point, 4 = 2 points and 5 = 3 points. If the kids are older move the boxes back.
Each child is then given the beanbags and tosses them for the boxes. Once complete score the tosses. The person with the most points wins. Give the top kids a pick from the prize bowl.
Duck, duck, goose!
This one is easy. I don't feel like explaining, so I'll assume you know how to play. Have the kids who get caught sit in the middle. The winner gets a prize bowl choice.
HOPE I HELPED AND I WISH YOUR KID A GREAT BIRTHDAY!|||We had my son's 5th bday party yesterday at home. I only scheduled a couple of things to play because I knew they would get bored easily and want to play with his new gifts anyway.
I had pin the tail on the donkey, candy necklace making, treat bag coloring - and that's it. The rest of the time they ran around my house and the yard screaming and shooting each other with nerf guns. LOL
The theme was Willy Wonka so it was very simple to do and was pretty stress free for me. We had lots of candy and at the end of the party the kids go to pick from the "candy shoppe" and fill their treat bags. It was fun and simple.|||if you have tape you want play four square.
games, but im not sure about the content. He already has Mario Kart and Diddy Kong, but he loves the realistic stuff when he goes to Chucky CHeese...Any thoughts?|||Definitely not GRID for a 6 year old because you can wreck your car.
I can't comment on NFS:Carbon but in NFS you have to upgrade cars a lot will probably be too confusing for a 6 year old. I would stay away from Forza or Gran Trismo games they're too hard for a 6 year old. If he wants game more on the realistic side that's not too hard get him project gotham racing or maybe burnout. But i would go with Project Gotham 4|||i would get him grid that is clean and need for speed carbon isn't that bad its just street racing and a few pictures of girls in tank tops. but i would get grid for him that is really clean but still very fun. i would also reccomend burnout paradise. this is another clean racing game. it is really fun because of its intense crashes which im sure he will like. hope i have helped|||I think its fine, He will be more concentrated on racing then the content.
My sister and I remember hearing the song "Aquarius" when we were really little on a kids show or at Chucky Cheese or something like that. Anyone know what I'm talking about?|||It was made popular by a band call "The 5th Dimension." I believe it stems from the broadway musical, "Hair."|||aquarius was from the movie hair.|||If it's Age of Aquarious, then it could have been the movie/musical "Hair" from the 70s. I don't know if there is a place online yet that exists to reference-check song's use in a certain TV show, but if you are seriously concerned (read: obessed) with finding out, you can (1) look up the writers of the song, then (2) find the publisher via internet (The big publishers are EMI, Warner Brothers, Sony-ATV, Universal, etc.) they each have search engines on their websites and then (3) contact them to get a history of a song's licensed use. Good luck finding anyone in that industry to call you back with that type of inquiry, though.
Mine:
santa claus
sailor moon
The micheline man
E.T
the stay puff marshmallow man
Grimace
Talking Dolls
Dolls that look like chucky
chucky
Chuck E Cheese
Birds
oompa Loompas
SNUFFLEUPAGUS!
Bees
Game Glitches
Mortal Kombat'
MIMES
clowns
Spiders
Butterflies
snakes
Toilets
Gremlins
Star Wars
Lord Of The Rigns
ect
so how about you?|||dark places
Water
Huge dogs
cats
Guys with piercings|||Ghosts
People in black
Nuns
Spiders
Snakes
Heights
being left behind
going to the bathroom at night
Strangers
Moms aunt
Knives
Naked people
The Sea
Ships
The Dark
Mummies
Dying
creepy noises
crickets
Vultures|||-Dead silence- OH I SEE, YOU HATE ME CAUSE I COME FROM ANOTHER ANIME, IS THAT IT?
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Spiders
Death
Fat men in bathing suits
Unicorns.|||Spiders
strangers
big dogs
the dark
aliens
demons|||Spiders
Snakes
Dying
Zombies|||tution teacher|||Ghost and dark|||i am still young and now i had learned to come up over with these things
Do you let them? For example, my daughter found a Chucky Cheese token on the ground today and wanted to sleep with it. Usually it is some form of toy, though. What age do they grow out of this? My son sleeps with his plastic Phillipe screw driver every time.|||I changed my sons sheets today and I found an Etchasketch, a toilet roll tube, an old nesquick box with a rock in side, some football trading cards and for some reason 拢4 in coins celetaped to the outside. Why would you need to take this to bed with you?|||Yes. Every night we let her choose 2 toys, dolls or animals to sleep with. Every night for the last month the first one she says is the clown. It's meant to be hung from the ceiling, so it has little ropes and it's not safe. She knows she can't ever sleep with it. She's slept with a teapot and her pet rock, Rockie.|||There was only 3 cookies left in the cookie jar and my oldest daughter ate 2 and now my younger daughter wants the last one but I said in the morning because it was getting late and she said she wanted to sleep with the cookie jar so the cookie won't be lonely overnight! XD|||when my two oldest were 6 & 7 ( they're a year apart-- now 13 & 14) they each had their own little teddy bear (that their grandfather who we were very close with) gave to them, now they don't sleep with it, but it sits on their dressers in honor of him. i find that this is normal-- it provides some type of comfort that may seem unusual to us, but nice to them.|||Yes. Every night before bed, my daughter makes her round of the place and grabs an armful of stuff she is bringing to bed with her that night.
Usually, she grabs a whole bunch of toys. But there have been a few nights that she has slept with a wooden spoon and measuring cups LOL|||Angela always wants to take books to bed with her. Not that strange, I guess, but it's cute. Her favorite is "The Mitten." She repeats the story before I even get a chance to turn the pages, we've read it so much. LOL.|||My son loves to sleep With his toy cars. They are his loveys. He has been like that since he was about 18 months. He is 3 now. It is cute.|||Fake golf clubs. Perhaps my kiddo is hitting the links in her dreams.
I am planning a big birthday party for my daughters 1st birthday but i am not sure about where to have it at I was thinking that Chucky Cheese would be the best place. But i am open for some new ideas and places tell me what you think.|||onyl go there if you intend to burn one of those animatronic creatures.
she's one mate, go the park or something, at that age they still love it and any injuries are covered by the state. :P
toddler-friendly. We did Gymboree last year and that worked out okay but I wanted something that would allow for a lot of energy release! Can't expect a 2-year-old to actually play games or sit for more than five minutes! Has anyone done Monkey Joe's or anything similar? Is Chucky Cheese's too much for 2-year-olds? I haven't been there since I was a kid!!!|||Chucky cheeses is a parents night mare. Its good during the week but weekends OMG theres a million kids some times even a line out the door to get in. Try doing online searches for places for childrens birthday parties in your area Ive done that for my son and a bunch of web sites come up for places Ive never even knew were around.|||chucky chees's isn't to much for a kid.
i think my mom took me there when i was two, so yeah, by all means take her there.
or to the park or something.
|||chuck e cheese is never too much or not enough for anyone of any age group. i had my son's there his 1st, 2nd and 3rd! haha.
there are some gymnastics studios that rent out to guests. the kiddos can get on the rope swings, trampolines, and tumbling mats. really cute and great way to express all that energy. |||Here in Utah they have this place called the "kangaroo zoo." It's just a bunch of bouncy devices and trampolines and stuff. It seems pretty fun. Maybe you have a similar place in your area.|||Monkey Joe's is awesome!! My son is going to turn 2 in October as well, and we have been bringing him to MOnkey JOe's for the last month. He LOVES it...unfortunately he wouldn't stay in the toddler area, but wanted to go on all the big kid things...this worried me...BUT, he managed well and the people who work there are awesome..they watched over him, and made sure that older children weren't being careless. Now he is a pro at ALL of their inflatables and can mingle and play with 4-12 year olds.
I have looked at a bounce house place and chucky cheese any other ideas of where a cool place would be to have a party for my 3 yr old son??I don't want it at my house since the following week I'm having a sceduled c-section. I want a stress free party...|||Pump It Up is a very fun place to do it. It is also indoor and many kids enjoy that place even some adults enjoy it. |||A local park is a great place. Lots of equipment to play on, just make sure a bathroom is near.|||the park, or the beach.|||What about a leisure centre?
Let them run around in there. All the facilities are there as well.
|||What about the red caboose at McDonalds? I had my 5th bday there. And if there are any kids gymnastics places in your town, those are fun too.
I've gone to Dave & busters but at night there's too many drinkers( a bit expensive too) and some of my family is just a bit to old for chucky cheeses. we need a place were we can eat but have fun also maybe bowling,arcade, skating or something|||Dave & Busters has arcade games and food
Gameworks (in Grapevine) has arcade games and food
Splitsville has bowling and food|||I know where I live they have bowling an arcade, and food. There's a pub too, but it's in a different room/area. It's not a chain place, but maybe there's something similar to it where you live! :)|||Main Event has bowling and arcade games and food. No skating that I"m aware of.|||wheres your location
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