Party Bag Fillers
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Popular party bag fillers include small toys, stickers, puzzles, colouring books, sweet treats, and stationery items like pencils and erasers. Depending on the theme of your party, you can also include items like mini figurines, keyrings, or bubbles to delight your guests.
- Toddlers (ages 1-3): Soft toys, chunky crayons, board books, and healthy snacks.
- Primary school children (ages 4-8): Mini puzzles, stickers, slime, or craft kits.
- Pre-teens (ages 9-12): Cool stationery, keychains, small games, or trendy accessories like friendship bracelets.
Absolutely! Here are some eco-friendly party bag fillers:
- Bamboo pens or pencils
- Seed packets for planting
- Wooden toys or games
- Beeswax crayons
- Reusable items like stainless steel straws or cloth bags
You can also skip plastic packaging and wrap each filler in recyclable paper or recyclable bags.
To keep party bags budget-friendly, consider:
- Buying in bulk to take advantage of discounts.
- DIY options like homemade playdough or baked goods.
- Combining items, such as pairing a small toy with a sweet treat.
- Shopping around seasonal sales for deals on kids' party favors.
Mixing simple yet thoughtful items can create great party bag fillers without overspending!
For themed parties, align your fillers with the theme. For instance:
- Pirate Party: Eye patches, gold coin chocolates, and mini telescopes.
- Princess Party: Tiara-shaped hairclips, glitter stickers, and small jewellery.
- Superhero Party: Masks, mini comic books, and superhero figurines.
A thoughtful selection can make the party experience more memorable for guests.
Yes, plenty of allergy-friendly options are available:
- Non-edible fillers like toys, stickers, bubbles, or craft kits.
- Allergy-safe treats like nut-free chocolates or dairy-free sweets (always check labels).
Additionally, communicating with parents about specific dietary needs can help ensure all guests feel included.
A good rule of thumb is 4–6 small items per bag. This could include one or two toys, a sweet treat, a craft item, and something practical like stickers or stationery. It’s all about balancing quality and variety, rather than overloading the bags.