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Children's Table at Christmas
We are hosting Christmas for DH's side this year and I wanted to start planning.
We will have 4 little ones this year...6,4,2,1...
Any ideas for kids table...food, decorations, games, etc???
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Re: Children's Table at Christmas
~Benjamin Franklin
DS dx with celiac disease 5/28/10
Well obviously the 1 year old wouldn't be...the 2 year old would be 3 by Christmas.
I'm just stating ages for ideas...
I'd check with the parents to see if the kids are easy to please eaters. If they are, go with the adult food. If not, check into what they like (pasta, chicken nuggets, mac and cheese, etc.) and plan accordingly. For decoration, use a white paper table cloth or butcher paper and let the kids color on it. For decorations, maybe fun sippy cups that they can keep?