Next was the matching game, where they had to match all the MLB teams with their cities. It was a bit difficult for them, so we had them work in teams.
After lunch was the Home Run derby. This was by far the hit of the party. The boys took turns with a wiffle bat and ball, getting credit for a home run if it went over the fence. I seriously think they would have been happy doing this for 2 hours!
After the cupcakes the boys played "pickle" in the front until their parents came. This was another game they probably could have played all day!

Everyone got to take home a goody bag. The bags contained Big League Chew, baseball cards, baseball tattoos, a small soft baseball and a bag of M & M's.
All in all, an easy party. We are getting pretty good at these backyard parties and are already planning the theme for Christopher's party in September. Maybe pirates?
7 comments:
I'm impressed with the party and even more by the fact that you got the post up on the same day. How many wiffle balls made it over the fence?
Awesome cupcakes and cake pops!
Awesome!!!!
This looks like an amazing party! The cupcakes, pops, organized activities! I hope I can be so creative when Kaylee actually has some friends for a party.
Great idea! I love your creativity! The goodie bags were cute - I like the Big League Chew, I'd forgotten about that stuff.
Thank you for sharing! I am doing a compilation of Caillou and Baseball for my son, he loves both and plays baseball. He will be 4. Thank you for the ideas!
Warmest Regards,
Annamaria
Loved this baseball party! Well, on this Easter Day I too threw the baseball inspired unique party for my kids and invited their school mates. I had visited a lot of outdoor San Francisco venues for this bash and finally got an amazing deal on a spacious location. Had booked the spot online to avail additional discount.
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