As I told before I have to quit woodworking and start thinking about Helmī 2nd birthday. Also, I already had “theme” for the birthday. It’s “Max & Ruby”! Lovely!
This is what I came up with! Simple “Max & Ruby” inspired birthday invitation.
It says: “Helmī loves Max & Ruby, come and get acquainted! Saturday 16.09 around 2 pm”.
This year it will be delivered electronically to those we would love to see on Helmī 2nd birthday! Also, there is Viola and Helmī godfather Ronalds that are far away in Berlin.
Now I have to think about games 2 to 5-year-olds can play!
Any suggestions?!
Ilze
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So cute! Glad you translated. I’ve not heard of max and ruby yet but as my granddaughter grows I’m sure I’ll learn these things. 😉👍
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You will learn. But here in Europe we mostly know UK stuff and I was surprised that Max and Ruby are Canadian & USA! 🙂 Have you heard of Peppa Pig?! OR Mr Bean!?
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nope – LOL – not yet!
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Granny! You will catch up!
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Oh I love max and ruby!!! I remember when my son was young and he actually liked it. I guess it would look weird for me to watch it now though. What about “pin the tail on the bunny”? You do have a couple of fluffy bunny characters!
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That’s a good idea! Thank you! I will make/ google for that! For me, it won’t look weird if you watch Max and Ruby. I love watching kids movies 🙂
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Thanks. I think my preteen would think I was crazy! Lol
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My kids used to watch Max and Ruby when they were little. Beautiful memories. 😊
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Beautiful invitations. Pass the parcel is a good game especially with a small toy or chocolate at each opening with bigger prize at end. They may be too young but we always helped the little ones.
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Interesting idea! I never had such game in my childhood!
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Check out YouTube or Google to find out how to play. You can orchestrate winners when in control of the music so it doesn’t always stop on the one child all the time. With little prizes everyone is happy…usually lol
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I will, I will!
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