#DisneyKids Preschool Playdate | Happy Birthday Mickey Mouse

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We received free products, including our celebration kit, from Disney Parks and Mom Select in order to host the #DisneyKids Preschool Playdate. The opinions expressed here are our own.

As a full time working mom with 2 kids in school, it’s a rare occasion that I get to interact and network with other parents. Fortunately, Disney Parks and Mom Select presented me with a great opportunity to do just that. Enter the #DisneyKids Preschool Playdate.  Recently, I invited my 3 year old son’s entire preschool class to our house for a fun playdate!

 

Our kit arrived a few weeks before the playdate. I was overwhelmed by the amount of goodies in the box for my son and his friends. Thanks to Crunchmaster, Kind Bar, Mega Bloks and Disney Parks for providing us with enough fun and food to last us all afternoon.

Since the date of our playdate was a few days after Mickey Mouse’s birthday (November 18th), I decided to use his special occasion as our theme. My plan was to keep the kids active and moving.  I used a combination of structured and non structured activities throughout the afternoon.

 

Upon arrival, the kids colored birthday cards for Mickey. I set up a coloring station with cards, coloring pages, crayons and stickers.

While we waited for everyone to arrive, the kids munched on a buffet of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse themed snacks.

 

Our menu consisted of:

 

Donald’s Cheese and Quackers

Daisy’s Veggie Garden (individual veggie bowls)

Hot Diggity Dogs (mini pigs in a blanket)

Pluto’s PBJ Pinwheels (recipe included in our hostess kit)

Minnie Bows

Mickey Rice Krispy Treats

We rounded out our buffet with Crunchmaster crackers (cheddar and cinnamon sugar), Finding Nemo fruit snacks, water and juice.

 

After snacking, the kids we treated to a special storytime with Isabella. She read them Whose Birthday is it?. She then led them downstairs to the Clubhouse where we had toys and learning stations set up for the kids to enjoy.

 

 

Down in the Clubhouse there was a Play Dough station, Puzzle station and many, many Disney themed toys.

 

 

 

While the kids played, I had a great time interacting with the other moms. Many were huge Walt Disney World fans, so we were able chat about our past and future vacations. It’s always nice to connect with people who also share a love for Disney. I set up a coffee station for the moms. There they could pick up their free gifts from Disney Parks and Kind Bar.

 

Towards the end of the playdate, we set up individual cupcake decorating trays. The kids decorated their own cupcake and then we sang happy birthday to Mickey Mouse.

 

 

The kids left happy, full and tired! I call that a very successful playdate!  I was happy to meet some great moms and hope to meet up with them again soon!

Many thanks to Mom Select and Disney Parks for this amazing opportunity.

We received free products, including our celebration kit, from Disney Parks and Mom Select in order to host the #DisneyKids Preschool Playdate. The opinions expressed here are our own.

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