Party Ideas and Party Planning
Who doesn’t know the song Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star! It is such a great song that all kids grow up with and wouldn’t it be a great birthday party theme too! Here is a little inspiration for a Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Party!
Star Cookies; Twinkle Light Background; Twinkle Printable; Star Decorations; Twinkle Twinkle Dessert Table; Star Table; Twinkle Twinkle Invitation
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After reading nursery rhymes to my daughter for the past few weeks, I’ve begun to think that every nursery rhyme deserves a party. I like these details for Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. I think my favorites are the balloons hanging from the ceiling and the Christmas light backdrop. It’s a sweet way to do a starry night theme for a little one.