Prepare your gelatin (sugar-free) following the recipe. Prince James' jiggly gelatin – this snack takes a bit longer to prep, but it's a hit with the kids. You have a healthy snack that kids and parents love.Īt home with the kids? Instantly access any of these printable activity bundles to keep them learning!ģ. I chose blackberries, blueberries, grapes, and some bananas to break up all the purple. Fruits of Enchancia – of course you MUST use purple fruit! Not only is purple the color of royalty, but it's obviously Sofia's favorite. This particular snack took about 15 minutes to prep.Ģ. I made five sandwiches (which makes ten tiaras). Tiara Sandwiches – make a peanut butter and jam whole grain sandwich, take a tiara cookie cutter to it, and voila! You have a royal sandwich that your kids will go crazy for with almost no effort. No matter what kind of party person you are, you can throw a great party that your kids will love. If you ARE the type of person that enjoys extensive party planning, there are about a million ways you could really go all out and give your princess (or prince!) the party of their dreams. So consider this your guide to a super simple, super fun Sofia the First Birthday Party. If you know me, you know that I'm not a huge “go all out for a party” person. Because of this, I was super excited to be able to throw a Sofia the First inspired party for my daughter and her friends. It is rare these days to find a television character that can impact our children in such positive ways. Every episode of Sofia the First teaches my daughter something valuable whether it's a lesson on honesty or bravery, or how to reach out and make new friends, Princess Sofia is always learning, and, in turn, teaching. The truth is, Sofia is popular in our house for a reason – she's intelligent, strong, creative, kind, and courageous, and those are the kind of qualities and traits I want my daughter to aspire to. Just don't blame me if you find yourself whistling the theme song to yourself. If you don't know who Sofia is – you should definitely check out an episode or two (my daughter would tell you to watch “the scary swamp monster one” or “where James breaks the window” ). I think it goes without saying that Princess Sofia is no stranger in our household.

Occasionally, my 2-year-old chastises me, telling me that only she can sing it (and let's be real – she does a better job than I do, anyway). All opinions are 100% mine.įor the past two days, I have been aimlessly wandering, humming the theme song to Disney' Junior's Sofia the First. This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Disney Consumer Products.

Sofia the first episodes