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Favors for kids?

AllyDrew1108 Posted:

Favors for kids?

Not sure if anyone has ever posted this, but do you think it's OK to make like little goodie bags for kids for shower or wedding favors?

If you've done this or will do this, what do you give the 3 year olds?

I have an 11 yr old, 2 three year olds and a 1.5 year old coming. I know I should just forget it, but if I were to do goodie bags or some sort of favor for them, what could it be?

mariana881 Posted:

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i'm going to do this too, im going to put in things to keep them entertained during the night.

ttw910 Posted:

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my mom made wedding coloring books for my two 3 year old FG's so they can have something to occupy themselves with at the reception.

AllyDrew1108 Posted:

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Those kids are in our wedding party so they are already getting things like coloring books, crayons, etc. in their tote bag that's why I'm kinda stumped. I probably will do nothing for their wedding favor and just make up a small party favor bag with like stickers, bubble water, candy for the shower.

Rejjie Posted:

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My mom made really cute bags for the kids - all age appropriate. They were a huge hit. I think she put some plastic farm animals in the ones for the 3 year old types, and crayons with paper. The parents were very grateful.

laurak102476 Posted:

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Still trying to figure this one out. A lot of people that have kids have not RSVP'd back yet...so I don't know if they are bringing their kids. I know there will be my daughter who is 6, and then 2 other kids that are 12 and 8 I think.

roan126 Posted:

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I did this for my nieces and nephews. I went to Target and got a bunch of stuff from their dollar bins, and then went to Economy Candy and picked up a bunch of vintage candy...candy necklaces, buttons, ring pops, wax lips, fun dip, etc.

AllyDrew1108 Posted:

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Thanks for the great ideas!

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