‘Tis the season for spookiness, and there is nothing kids love more than a slightly scary, candy-loaded excuse to party. Take advantage of the season’s natural theme and throw your October-born a Halloween-themed kids bowling party. Is it possible to combine the awesome creepiness of Halloween with the awesome family fun of bowling? Absolutely. Here are just a few ideas.
Invite guests to wear costumes to the kids bowling party.
At the heart of Halloween are costumes (and candy), so invite everyone to wear their favorite costume to your kids bowling party. They can wear the outfit they plan to wear on Halloween, or you can ask everyone to dress according to a theme, such as their favorite superhero, monster, or sports player.
Make the party even more fun by having everyone act “in character” during the party. Just imagine how fun it will be to watch Darth Vader try to use the Force to guide the bowling ball down the lane, or listen to a monster roar with joy at a good score.
Life provides many opportunities to get together with others. Milestones like graduations and weddings, casual events like picnics and birthdays, holidays like the 4th of July, and even business events, like team building, are the perfect times to get a group together to have some fun.
What does research say is the best way to have a happy family? Do things together. But before you get the family together to veg on the couch, consider this: Quality is more important than quantity when it comes to creating strong family bonds. That means that you should probably save the television for the occasional family movie night and take some time to find fun things to do with your loved ones instead.
As you crouch behind a glowing pillar, hoping to surprise your opponent as adrenaline pumping music courses through your veins, you might wonder, How did I get here? How did such an exciting and next level of game of tag come into existence and get you into the thrilling position of hunting, running, chasing, and tagging your friends, family, and coworkers?
Pickiness. Whining. Fidgeting…If any of that sounds familiar, you know how difficult it can be to eat dinner out with your kids. But it is possible not just to successfully eat out with kids but to enjoy it too (stop laughing; we’re serious). Start with pizza places because almost everyone loves pizza. And then look for spots that offer you just a bit more. Here are a few tips about what to look for in the perfect pizza place for families.
