I must have a penchant for chaos. My children often request parties at venues like bowling alleys, jump zones, museums, or aquariums. Yet, time and again, I manage to persuade them that a home party would be far more creative and enjoyable. Just when I’ve convinced myself of this fallacy, they eagerly jump on board. What is my deal? Clearly, there’s a reason why everyone gravitates toward those same four locations: they’re effortless. I’ve learned the hard way that hosting at home leads to a trashed house and a whirlwind of wild kids—it’s simply not worth it. Why can’t I keep this in mind?
Last night, we hosted a spa-themed party at home. Fourteen of Mia’s closest friends arrived in their pajamas, bursting with energy. We painted a staggering 140 nails, slathered 140 cheeks with avocado masks, and styled 14 heads of hair into braids and fun updos (yes, I’m making “braiding” a verb). It was a delightful experience, capturing all the best moments of having a daughter, and I genuinely enjoy this stuff.
However, next year? I’ll be dreaming of hosting at an external venue, where I can avoid the stress of planning, cooking, and cleaning. More realistically, you might find yourself reading a post that sounds eerily familiar.
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Summary
Hosting a spa party at home can be an enjoyable yet chaotic experience. While the fun of pampering little ones is undeniable, the aftermath of the event often makes one reconsider future parties at home. For those on a path to parenthood, explore relevant resources to aid your journey.