Here are two models, all decked out in the latest fashions.Įarlier in the week I had made a hamster maze out of some cardboard boxes because I was afraid that the hamster run would get way too crowded with so many excited kids. I set up a craft table with tiny straw hats, and the kids had a great time decorating the hats with ribbons, flowers, beads, and other embellishments. I connected all the the Zhu Zhu hamster playsets together to make one giant hamster run, and set it up in the back yard so their hamsters could run through it (By the way, in case you're wondering, my kids' friends don't really have stars for faces - I stuck them onto this photo, and onto subsequent photos, to protect their privacy). I think The Pea's little hamster, NumNum, couldn't wait to dig into those treats, but the kids barely touched the food because they were having way too much fun. I prepared a hamsterrific lunch consisting of Ham(ster) Sandwiches, Hamster Kibble (cereal and veggie sticks), cherry tomatoes, and brownies shaped like hamster faces. Oh, the cuteness! Our house was filled with squeals of delight - no, not the hamsters', the kids'. Along with the Zhu Zhu pet, I gave each child a goody bag with teeny little pet costumes that I had made the week before - girls got hamster tutus, boys got hamster pirate hats, and everyone got hamster superhero capes.
Oh, and they're battery powered, so I figured none of the parents would mind if their child took home a new pet. Zhu Zhu pets are furry little hamsters that scoot up ramps, scurry around corners, and make the most adorable sounds you've ever heard. I had been given a boxload of Zhu Zhu pet hamsters and playsets by Mom Select, so the kids and I set out to throw a fun Hamster Pet Party with creative crafts, fun activities and yummy food.Īs soon as each guest arrived, they got to choose their very own Zhu Zhu pet to play with and keep. Today the kids invited some friends over for the afternoon for a special sort of playdate. By that time kids have wised up, and they can't wait to tear all the cardboard and plastic off and get to the good stuff.Īctually, it turns out that even big kids like those boxes. I thought that went away by, like, age three. You hear it all the time: give a baby a toy, and chances are he'll end up playing with the box it came in.
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