I'm Looking for a Unique 6Th Birthday Party for My Daughter

is she girly-girly? What about a dress-up party? Everybody comes in costume. Activities could be nail jobs, hair styling, etc. If you do goody bags, wow....lots of possibilities!

Another idea: a cupcake party. Let the girls help make cupcakes. Make a huge batch....borrowing pans from friends/family. Let each girl decorate theirs.....& they each get to take home 6 - in a pretty little box that they get to decorate, too. & that's where the "wow" comes in....while they take turns baking/frosting ......the others are decorating their boxes & playing games. Games can include "Pin the cherry on the cupcake", "hot cakes" (like Hot Potato), "Cupcake Walk" (like a cake walk, only the ultimate prize is a giant cupcake to take home)....lots of variations for games!

With all of this, I would corral adult help!

My daughter turned 5 and we had her party at Bolignbrook park district (gymnastics) and we had a Barbie themed party and found a perfect "Barbie". Everyone (including the husbands) were in awe as how great Barbie looked in her long pink dress and her long blond hair. She is a school teacher by day and was awesome with the kids.

My daughter even asked where Ken was and Barbie replied "at home watching TV." She was great!!! When I asked my daughter what the best part of her birthday was, she said hanging out with Barbie.

So, if you are interested, please shoot me an email and I can send you a picture of her and my daugher and then give you her phone number so you can contact her about availability and price.

My older daughter's favorite party was a surprise party.... for her friends!

The moms and dads knew, of course, but the kids didn't. We drove to each house and rang the doorbell and when they answered we sprayed them with silly string and yelled "surprise!!" and took them to the party -- which was bowling and pizza.

Six might be a little young for that. I think my daughter was 8 or 9 when we did it.

My daughter recently went to a party at Petland in Naperville. They got to hold lots of puppies and kittens and then they got to make their own stuffed animal like "Build a Bear." I thought it was pretty unique.

My daughter had a tea party at the house for her last birthday and it was fun. We ate on real china and all the girls dressed up.

Will this be in the winter? My friend has a December child and she always comes up with the BEST parties in the dead of winter--indoor swimming, bumper cars on ice, snow zone tubing, etc.

We just had my daughter 6 party at oberweis ice cream in oswego, it was fun they even gave a small tour of behind the counter and freezer, they do a craft activity and game and let the kids make their own ice crfeam sundaes.