Baby’s 1st Bash: Six Fantastic Spots to Celebrate the Big One

Make baby’s first bash a huge smash at these six venues where everyone can eat their cake and have fun too.

By Angela Alanis August 13, 2015

First birthdays are a big milestone for a baby and his parents. But there’s more to think about than the Pinterest-inspired decorations and that cute little face covered in frosting. You’ll need a spot to host the big blowout. Click through the gallery for six fantastic spots to delight your pint-sized guest of honor and all of his or her guests.

WiggleWorks Kids

If you've got a bunch of toddlers joining your wee one's special day, take your party to WiggleWorks Kids to bounce, climb and of course, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle. While the tots play, adults can sit back and relax and older sibs can participate in crafts or small games. All party packages include all day play on WiggleWorks' soft playground for the birthday boy or girl and up to 15 guests 48 inches and under. Add on 90 minutes in their delightfully fun Orange Room, where it’s OK for kids to color on the walls, and this milestone birthday will surely be one to remember.

Bonus: Don't want to worry about the party details? A dedicated event coordinator will happily take care of all the party planning including pizza and decorations and will provide printable invitations and surprise goody bags for guests to take home (depending on your package choice -standard, custom or theme).

Good to Know: Customize your value or theme party with fun extras like giant character balloons, piñatas or a craft activity for the whole party. See pricing details on their website.

Crossroads Mall
15600 N.E. 8th St., Suite G2
Bellevue, Wa 98008
425-641-2186
Email: parties.bellevue@wiggleworkskids.com

South Hill Mall
3500 S. Meridian, #215
Puyallup, Wa 98373
253-445-6551

Online: wiggleworkskids.com

Cost: Packages vary by location and begin at $129.

photo: WiggleWorks Kids website

Where is your favorite place to throw a first birthday bash? Tell us in the Comments below.

— Angela Alanis