The kids had loads of fun – they got such a kick out of sticking the stickers onto the poster that they each went back multiple times.
The game consisted of a poster of Elmo and stickers for the kids to place on his nose. RB: The kids played Pin the Nose on the Elmo. RT: What type of activities were at Joshua’s party? It was a little squished, but cozy and intimate. The party was originally supposed to be outside, under a big white tent, but that day just happened to be the hottest day of the year (I think it broke 105 degrees that day) so we moved it inside. RB: The birthday party took place at our condo in central New Jersey. RT: Where did the birthday party take place? So when it came time to plan his second birthday party, we knew we just had to have an Elmo theme. In fact, “Elmo” beat out both “Mama” and “Dada” as one of his first words. Just the sight of the furry little monster causes him to light up like Fourth of July fireworks. Rebecca Desfosse: Joshua is just smitten with Elmo. Red Tricycle: What inspired you to create an Elmo-themed birthday for Joshua’s 2nd birthday?
