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Couples Cocktail Party: Food and Beverages
Like any other fete, there should be ample food at a couples cocktail party and of course, a signature drink to wash the nibbles down.
Ask the bartender to concoct a beverage that reflects both the baby and the parents-to-be. If the nursery is in shades of pink and the father-to-be is a fan of Stoli, perhaps a renamed vodka cran fits the bill.
Couples Cocktail Party: Decor
I love couples showers because they give men, especially the papa–to–be, a chance to bask in the pregnancy spotlight.
And generally, the showers are like any other festive affair — just with an additional purpose — celebrating an impending arrival.
To see how to make a couples shower cute to boot, read more
When the Kids Are Away, How Does Mom Play?
Mommy's doing the cabbage patch and singing out loud, "They're gone... they're gone... they're gone."
Delilicious: Make a Kid Friendly St. Patrick's Day Spread
Convincing tots to eat their greens is typically a pretty laborious process, but St. Patrick's Day may be an exception. Charged up on green celebrations and tales of St.
Sibling Shower: Food and Beverage
It's time to eat at our sibling shower (small soiree that gets the future big sis or bro used to the idea of having another wee one in the family)! Set out a spread fit for the family's queen bee or lil king. Tempt tots' appetites by playing to a few of the sibling-to-be's favorite foods with a twist.
You Know You're A Mother When: The Halloween Dash
Holidays often mark evident transitions from being childless to having children. But Halloween is perhaps the sharpest contrast when it comes to "pre" versus "post" baby days. My husband and I used to get decked out in costumes and party on vampire time attending house or block parties.
Family Ties: Cousins
Growing up, I don't think I realized the important roles that my cousins played in my life. We saw each other at our grandmother's house and played doctor and school while our parents drank cocktails downstairs, but I had no idea they would become some of my best friends. Now as a parent and aunt, I am starting to enjoy the perks of my extended family and hoping to pass the same familial connections onto my lil one.
Chasing the Dream of Having Children
Sometimes the shrieking, colic, and sleepless nights cause us to forget how lucky we are to be parents. How bad can a temper tantrum really be when you have a child to hold? Like many moms, I took my pregnancies for granted, accumulating a stack of ultrasound shots and occasionally complaining about heartburn and swollen ankles.
Delilicious: Mocktails for the Kiddos
Growing up, I always LOVED it when my mama let me order a Shirley Temple or a virgin daiquiri.
On special occasions, she made my favorite —a kid–friendly grasshopper (vanilla ice cream with a touch of creme de menthe). Thanks to PartySugar, I might have a new one to add to the list.
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