party bag thingies

[briggsy's girl]

bubbles are always a hit
coloring pencils/crayons
little cars for little boys

really depends on how much you want to spend

[indie24]

For DD's party we put in some pencils and small notepads but the children at the party were a bit older.
One of the parties we went to had boxes of sultanas in her bags

[Jennie13]

I got these little tiny beanie babies from woolworths for the babies/kids who came to DD party. I put them in the lolly bags with some bubbles, a few jellybeans, balloons etc.They were really cute, some wearing little bunny outfits, some wearing little bumble bee's outfit. I think they were like $1.20 or something each They were a hit

[Mum2SweetCs]

I made printed t-shirts with the kids names and some skills they have

[~Kim~]

A little flower pot a packet of seeds and a shovel/watering can/hoe

[Doing my best]

I bought a pack of books from the bookstore, and put one book in each bag.

I got some paper bags with handles and some stickers from the bargain bin (or any cheap store), and decorated the bags.

[Beach Mama]

A little Mr Men book or other book, a home made/decorated cookie, last year I made crayon rolls for them all, and the year before a little robot softie, little castanets or pencils/crayons,stickers, balloons, home made play doh, mmm can't think of anything else!

[HotI]

little wooden maraccas are pretty cool

[Sterla]

For DS's 2nd birthday party we did party bags. They had a small pack of sultanas, a fruit pole (those ones from the health food section that are all fruit), a milky way, a balloon, a small sheet of stickers and a little animal figurine... I think there was more, but I can't remember.

[onthefly]

thanks for all the ideas!

[Anila]

At the party we went to today, they filled a pinyata with lollies, but u can do the trinkets or whatever i guess, and once cracked open and collected, she handed out the party bags empty, so what ever they could scab grab was what they got in the party bag if that made sence?