Earlier today, we attended the KinderCrib Learning and Childcare Center's Christmas party. KinderCrib is Brianna's school, where she's in the Toddler Program. The Christmas party was held at the Pasig Youth Development Center. We had a hard time knowing where exactly it was located - I haven't really explored Pasig since we moved here in 2001 - but thanks to Waze, we actually got there just in time.
There were some the usual booths you'd expect in a children's party: A photo booth, the face painting booth (which Brianna didn't get to try), the animal balloons booth, and of course, Santa!.
Anyway, upon registration, we were handed a passport for the event (mostly for the food and the raffle) with our table number on it:
Brianna's group was second to perform.
They danced to Ang Pasko Ay Sumapit and it's always fun watching little kids dance. I don't know about you but the more they get the steps wrong, the cuter they are. Haha! I don't know if that's the instinct of everyone else or if I'm just plain mean.
Anyway, after every performance, the teachers call out numbers - the ones written on the passports - for the raffle. Brianna won on the first round of the raffle:
There was a puppet show slash magic show after the meal which was a big hit. That Kuya Bodjie guy's something.
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After all the merriment, Brianna wanted to go visit the My Little Pony booth in SM Megamall so we went there after the Christmas party.
It's my first time to attend a Christmas party with - and for - my daughter. It's always necessary for me to document these firsts for both Brianna and I so here we are.
Looks like fun! My daughter's school has Christmas presentation every year but we don't have parties like from your daughter's school.
ReplyDeleteWhat we do instead is just gather as much parents and we just go for lunch or merienda together.
It was tons of fun! Especially for the kids. :)
DeleteThat sounds like a great idea. Kahit once a month lang, just to get to know the other parents. :)
Wow! I love children Christmas parties. It's 10 times more fun especially if the kids are all happy and magugulo. Looks like your baby had a blast!
ReplyDeleteOo nga e. Everyone keeps running around the venue. Some kids pa nga were under the table, magugulat ka nalang. Hehe.
DeleteThis reminds me of my girls' school Christmas parties and programs back when they were little. I miss those actually. They're already big girls now so it's different already.
ReplyDeleteYes! That's why ineenjoy ko na ngayon kasi for sure, next thing I know, teenager na siya. :|
DeleteThis looks fun! I haven't been to any Christmas parties yet for my kiddos since hindi pa naman sila nag-school. And I can't wait for next year when my eldest starts going to school :)
ReplyDeleteYou're gonna have so much fun! Super aliw panoorin ang presentations nila. :)
DeleteLooks like all the kids had a blast! Happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteMy son will be having his school Christmas party tomorrow. Your daughter looks like she had fun.
ReplyDeleteHope you guys enjoy his Christmas party! :)
DeleteThat looks fun! I miss my own school days because of the christmas parties :-)
ReplyDeleteIt was really fun! Pero damang-dama kong tumatanda na talaga ako. :| Haha!
DeleteTrue dapat documented lahat ng firsts :) ang cute ng Christmas passport ♥ Happy holidays :)
ReplyDeleteOo nga e. I try so hard to document her firsts kasi most of the time, masyado ako nageenjoy na nakakalimutan ko minsan. :)
Deletelooks like you both enjoyed the event.. Merry Christmas! :)
ReplyDeleteWe really did! :)
DeleteMerry Chrismas! ^^ I'm looking forward to attending my daughter's christmas party next year. ^^
ReplyDeleteI bet you're going to enjoy it. Merry Christmas to you, too!
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