2. Organize meaningful activities: You can invite your child's good friends to a birthday party and organize some interesting games and activities to make your child have fun while playing.
3. Send a special gift: Choose a thoughtful gift according to the child's age and preferences, so that the child can feel the care of family and friends.
4. Record good times: You can take photos or videos for your child's birthday party and leave these good memories. In the future, children can look back on this happy childhood together when they grow up.
5. Cultivate children's sense of gratitude: educate children to know how to be grateful, thank parents, teachers and friends for their concern, and let children learn to cherish the people and things around them.
6. Participate in public welfare activities: You can take your children to participate in some public welfare activities, such as visiting lonely old people and donating items, so that while helping others, children can also realize that the meaning of a birthday is not only to celebrate their growth, but also to care for others.
7. Cultivate children's sense of responsibility: let children take on some housework tasks on their birthdays, such as helping to clean the room and take care of their younger brothers and sisters, so that children can understand that growth means taking on more responsibilities.
8. Spend a good time with your child: On your child's birthday, spend as much time as possible with your child, spend this special day together, and enhance parent-child relationship.
9. Make a growth plan for your child: At your child's birthday party, you can review the growth process of the past year with your child, make goals and plans for the new year, and stimulate your child's initiative.
10. Passing positive energy: At the children's birthday party, you can share some inspirational stories or famous sayings, so that children can understand that birthdays are not only a celebration, but also a day to motivate themselves to make continuous progress.