Wow sounds like I'm the only one she doesn't mind my kids having lollies in their lolly bags![]()
Wow sounds like I'm the only one she doesn't mind my kids having lollies in their lolly bags![]()
I put lollies in lolly bags, along with some small trinkets.
Parties aren't parties without lolly bags... With lollies lol
I usually have a choc or 2, lollipops, a small toy, whizz fizz and few other bits and pieces
Junk food overload!![]()
Nah, I don't mind kids getting lollies, but my kids are fussy, and don't like most of them.. We normally only buy natural confectionery ones, so they often don't like the flavors of other brands, but happy for them to try them..
When I put lollies in, I only do the individually wrapped ones though, but lollies aren't the main focus of ours.. My DD just had a pamper party, so I gave a red tinted moogoo lip gloss to all the girls (the party cost had gift bags included, but I added it as an extra). For DS who turned 4 last year, his bags had a little book that I got for 50 c each at target, a little stationery set (pencil, eraser, notepad and something else) that I paid $1.50 each at kmart, a choc frog, a sticker page (i got a book on sale), and DS hand decorated the paper bags we used..
In the past I have made softy robots, crayon rolls and then gone with more traditional stuff but I tend to put in 1-2 little freddo type lollies and a few snakes and that's it - I'd rather give them a few decent chocolates and lollies than a full one of the cheap nasty stuff , then we usually get things like mega bouncy balls. balloons stickers, and little packs of crayons etc.
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