One of the most exciting and enjoyable events for any kids is a birthday party.
As they get older, reaching around the age of six, they get more excited about the events and think of whom they should invite and what they should do on that big day.
It is parents' job to feel them special on the day.
One way to make it very memorable is to turn it into a surprise party.
You need to plan the party well ahead of time in order to make it so exciting and unforgettable.
And you shouldn't let your kid find out what you are thinking of doing.
When you go out and shop for the supplies, you shouldn't let him come along with you.
He surely knows what party supply stores are.
He would find out your plan immediately.
When you bring back the supplies to home, you need to make sure he won't see them.
You need to keep your plan in secret and he'd have no idea about your agenda.
As his birthday approaches, he might keep asking you what you are going to do for him on that day.
You should never say anything about your plan to him.
Or if you really feel like saying something to him, you could tell him that you are thinking of having a small get-together with relatives, have some cakes and balloons.
You can tell him that there won't be any clowns because the family needs to save money.
He might be upset because he wants to have a big party, but make sure to give no more information about it.
Finally, the big day arrives and you don't have to keep a secret any more.
You take him to a big surprise party with many of his friends, clowns, so many balloons, a big cake and other goodies.
You will see him so surprised and his face start to glow.