We asked Angelenos about some of the most extra things they've seen at kids' soirees and then shared more affordable alternatives.
, a goody bag including tchotchkes from Oriental Trading Company, and one of three activities — rollerskating, laser tag, or a slumber party. Today, living in Los Angeles, I've seen a trend towards birthday parties falling closer in line budget-wise to weddings rather than a classic '90s birthday party.
"I was just at a kid's birthday with a full petting zoo. They brought in pens, woodchips, and tons of animals, including goats, pigs, and horses. I hope my kids aren't expecting the same!"If you've got the space and finances, a petting zoo can be a hit. But also, it could leave behind quite a stench. Here's a stink-free way to entertain the kiddos: Have some helpful adults dress up like farm animals. Between, you've got yourself a party, all for around $100.
"I was just a party where they had a really famous singer come and sing about three songs to the kids. Honestly, I don't think any of the kids knew who she was!" – Ashley, photographer
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