Minnie Mouse
First Birthday Party

Miss Minnie is the perfect theme for Baby’s first birthday. Find DIY invites, treats and favors for your little girl.

baby's firsts

Birthday Letter

30 Minutes with Baby: Write a letter to your baby for his first birthday including the highlights from your first year together. Mention where you both were exactly a year ago today, who he’s met in the meantime, where he’s been and some of your favorite surprises along the way.

10 Moms Get Real About First Birthday Parties

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Finding Magic in the Milestones

First steps. First words. Make these precious moments special for everyone — after all, they only happen once!

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Memory Capsule Video

30 Seconds with Baby: Make a memory capsule video starring Mom or Dad, or both! Show your baby’s favorite books right now, hold up a favorite food, the outfit baby’s most likely to be wearing these days (even if it’s in the hamper) and any other detail that makes this stage so special.

Minnie Mouse First Birthday Party

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10 Ways Your Toddler Is Tops

Just when you think your parenting skills (and your mind) have reached the limits, you can count on a toddler to turn all adorable on you. Our favorite things about the not-so-terrible twos.

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Frame It

30 Minutes with Baby: Even babies can do finger paints, so whether it’s a pen scratched onto your grocery list or an elaborate birthday card for Daddy, memorialize your child’s first artistic endeavor by putting it in a frame. (Going forward, take a picture of each piece of artwork instead of collecting each one. Make a photo book to flip through in the future.)

The Top 10 Mom Firsts to Celebrate

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Momgineer Tip #8

“A first-time mom’s memory is not to be trusted, so write it all down. When your baby’s old enough, she’ll want to know her first words or that funny thing she used to say at dinner and you better have a good answer!”

- Laura L.
Mom to Zoe and Otis

Sound Bites

30 Seconds with Baby: Take a video of your baby going through her repertoire of first words and phrases, prompting her as you need to. Be sure to throw in a couple of her funniest pronunciations, plus a question or two. Her answers will be priceless, even if it’s just a puzzled look.

Tips for Capturing Baby’s First Smile

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