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1st birthday????
I am having a "Lil Quarterback is 1 " party for my son. Can you please give me any ideas for food and games to play? All advice is welcomed! TIA!!
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Re: 1st birthday????
I agree with PP about Super Bowl inspiration and with the tailgate food.
I like the idea of a big green table cloth with white stripes where all the food will go.
I also think that pennats are a nice touch. Maybe with the bday boy's name on them?
Good luck. Love the theme!
Don't worry about games. He's too young, and you're going to have your hands full with everything else, trust me.
Here's the menu from our little man's birthday this past October: http://jaimecooks.wordpress.com/2009/10/20/carter?s-first-birthday-party/
The "monster munch: could be converted to whatever team colors you wanted to do The cookies could be footballs very easily. To make it even easier, you could make a chocolate cookie dough, subbing some of the flour with cocoa powder, and then just ice the laces onto the football shaped cookies.