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BLING BABY In the "Bling Baby" theme pictured above, the overall idea for the theme was based on elements that we knew mom-to-be would appreciate based on her sense of style: 1. stylish, contemporary patterns After deciding on these main elements of the party, we turned the theme to a baby shower by incorporating pacifiers, rhinestone stickers shaped like baby rattles, and glittered chipboard letters and baby-themed stickers into the party decór. Click here for more details. BEDTIME STORY This is a fun, "think-outside-the-box" theme that features standard banquet-style tables made up to look like beds! Use patterned sheets, duvets or tablecloths (in any color scheme or style that you like) to act as the "bedspread", then top everything off with a pillow, stuffed animal, story book and your place settings. No need to worry about getting crumbs in bed at this party! MODERN RUBBER DUCKY Rubber duckies area long-time childhood favorite, and it's not unusual for these adorable little bath-time buddies to make an appearance at baby showers. To keep a rubber ducky theme from feeling too juvenile for your party guests, make sure to feature the toy ducks in a stylish, modern-day setting that "kids" of any age can appreciate! Use styrofoam and "floating glass" balls inside of fishbowl vases to create contemporary-looking "bubble bath" centerpieces for your table, and keep the colors bright and fun with various shades of aqua blue and sunny yellow. For party decór, set out stacks of fluffy towels, hang pint-sized terry-cloth robes, and display baby bath-time products and rubber duckies in little groups throughout the party. As an added bonus - many of your "decorations" will double as gifts for mom-to-be once the shower is over! Have you been to a super stylish baby shower recently or do you have a great idea for a hip and contemporary baby shower theme? Share it with us!
Posted by: JJ| March 28, 2008 at 02:37 PM Thanks for the info, JJ - this is a very good point to bring up! The rhinestone-embellished pacifiers should definitely be used ONLY for decorative purposes at the party and not actually passed along to baby. We actually created the pacifiers pictured above by embellishing plain pacifiers with ready-made rhinestone stickers (available at most scrapbooking or craft stores), so these are different than the "bling baby" pacifiers referenced in the recall, which were intended for actual use. Great point to clarify, though! Baby shower theme: create your own playing cards with your family and friends. Have them bring pictures of their kids and create a deck of cards. Or start the cards with pictures of the parents when they were babies and when the child is born, add their picture These are some great ideas. Awesome ideas I appreciate the concern which is been rose. The things need to be sorted out because it is about the individual but it can be with everyone. |
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Those "Baby Bling" pacifiers have been recalled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission:
http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07254.html