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Eco-friendly?

tjkdlhbtjkdlhb member
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Ideas for making the party a little more eco friendly?  I'm planning on doing books for favors since most of the babies that will be there are not eating junk yet and I don't expect the parents would want a bunch of cheap plastic toys that could be a choking hazard...

I was also thinking of buying some re-useable plates/forks/etc in fun colors instead of throw-away ones... that way we can use them for another party...

Also, maybe sewing a banner with Happy Birthday on it that could be used again.

Anything else that you can think of?!?




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    skoozskooz member

    Those are good ideas, I hadn't thought about trying to make parties more Eco friendly. We got some plastic plates once that would be perfect for that, but I don't remember where I found them.

    I saw an idea for wrapping that I thought was interest

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    BabyQuizzleBabyQuizzle

    I am new to this board, but I definitely try and make parties as eco-friendly as possible.  If you want paper invites, do a postcard instead of a traditional card wtih envelope.  We are using mason jars as cups, bandanas as napkins, and real

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    happytotmomhappytotmom

    We love the following 2 websites for eco-friendly party products:

    https://www.ecopartytime.com/

    https://www.greenpartygoods.com/

    Hope th

    www.healthyhappytot.com - Healthy, non-toxic product recommendations for children from a mom who has really used them!
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