Have fun party planning with these fun and creative Preschool Birthday Party Ideas!

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Preschool Birthday Party Ideas

Got a preschooler… or know someone that does?  I received the following question from frugal friend Jessica in Ohio…

“I was wondering if you had any good ideas for fun and thrifty birthday parties?  My daughter’s 3rd birthday is at the end of March, and we are trying to come up with something that doesn’t cost too much money… but that is still fun and entertaining for the children.  Thank you for any tips you may have!”

Do you have any thrifty or creative Preschool Birthday Party Ideas for little ones?

Or any fun party games, decoration ideas, or ways to save $$ on the food?

Leave a comment & share!

Have fun checking out these 46 Creative Preschool Birthday Party Ideas in the comments below…

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Planning a party??  Check out this BIG List of Fun Frugal Birthday Party Ideas for some creative inspiration for all ages!!  You’ll find everything you need for Creative Party Games, Decorations, Fun Party Food and Punch, and more!

Balloons on grass.

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51 Comments

  1. olayinka aderonke says:

    Im encouraged. I have a low income salary and I still have to plan my daughter’s 3 birthday. I will try the snacks/cake/dessert plan. get a bouncing castle and then invite few friends . maybe 5 friends.

  2. Jen says:

    For my daughters 3rd b-day we had a costume party. We asked all the kids to come in costume and then I bought a bunch of animal face masks, silly hats and tiaras from the dollar aisle at Target. The kids had a blast dressing up and posing for silly pictures. We set up a “runway” so they could flaunt their creations. For food, I served my daughters favorites (which also happen to be pretty cheap). I made PB&J sandwiched and then cut them into fun shapes using cookie cutters to make them special. I also made good old Kraft mac & cheese and served them in little decorative cups.

    1. Jen says:

      For my daughter’s upcoming 4th b-day party, I’ve purchased a $20 automatic bubble maker and plan to have them all outside to chase bubbles and burn off their cake-induced sugar highs.

  3. Heather says:

    For my stepsons 4th day, instead of pin the tail on the donkey, I am going to blow up a huge pic of his face and put it on posterboard. Then draw a bunch of funny face mouth peices and play “Pin the face on Jesse”!! Did it once for a 28yr old, was hilarious!