We celebrated Alden's birthday a few days early this year since his actual birthday falls on a Wednesday. We held it at the Children's Museum in Portland, which is probably Alden's favorite place in the whole world. His good friends Sophia and Evelyn were there, but also a few new friends from his preschool this time, Henry and Ariana.
They had a blast!! It was probably the most excited and overstimulated that we've seen Alden, but he was happy and excited to see his friends and played for about 3 frenetic hours, stopping only briefly for cake and ice cream.
The museum has a little party room in the lower level where you are supposed to gather, eat cake and ice cream and open presents. The room is rented out in 2 hour increments and theoretically you can party in here for the whole duration. However, the excitement over the museum was so great that the kids didn't really have it in them to finish their cake and ice cream before lure of the museum got too much to bear and they all cleared out. I'd venture that they spent a maximum of 15 minutes in here total. I don't really know therefore if they even liked the train cake I made. But it was a nice, quiet place for parents to catch their breath and grab a bite of fruit salad or a quick chit chat with another adult.
It was the best birthday party yet and a huge success. Hooray for the Children's Museum!!
We celebrated Alden's birthday a few days early this year since his actual birthday falls on a Wednesday. We held it at the Children's Museum in Portland, which is probably Alden's favorite place in the whole world. His good friends Sophia and Evelyn were there, but also a few new friends from his preschool this time, Henry and Ariana.
They had a blast!! It was probably the most excited and overstimulated that we've seen Alden, but he was happy and excited to see his friends and played for about 3 frenetic hours, stopping only briefly for cake and ice cream.
The museum has a little party room in the lower level where you are supposed to gather, eat cake and ice cream and open presents. The room is rented out in 2 hour increments and theoretically you can party in here for the whole duration. However, the excitement over the museum was so great that the kids didn't really have it in them to finish their cake and ice cream before lure of the museum got too much to bear and they all cleared out. I'd venture that they spent a maximum of 15 minutes in here total. I don't really know therefore if they even liked the train cake I made. But it was a nice, quiet place for parents to catch their breath and grab a bite of fruit salad or a quick chit chat with another adult. 
It was the best birthday party yet and a huge success. Hooray for the Children's Museum!!
3 comments:
coolest b-day cake ever.
Thanks Ben!
Interesting cake! I have a thing for cakes, since everybody is now getting different design cakes made for their loved ones. I love capturing these designs a lot. I recently went to fest which was in a venue NYC nearby and I got to see so many amazingly designed cakes.
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