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Kids Gingerbread Party | How to Throw a Fun and Easy Christmas Party at Home

Posted on December 5, 2021October 8, 2023

The perfect Christmas activity for kids…decorating Gingerbread Houses. This is one of our favorite traditions and this year I decided to go all out and make it a Kids Gingerbread party! I surprised the kids one Saturday morning by setting up balloons, gingerbread houses and a full spread of candy toppings. The kids were so excited to decorate their houses in their Christmas Jammies. It was a great indoor Holiday activity that kept the kids entertained well into the afternoon.

Before you leave the blog, make sure you check out the ADORABLE No-Bake Snow Globe Treats we made last year!

Gingerbread houses displayed on a table decorated for a Christmas party.

Fun Holiday Details for Your Kids Gingerbread Party

Balloons instantly make everything more magical. I made a simple balloon garland with green, white, red and light pink balloons. I added in a few candy cane balloons as well. The kids really loved those!

I set up three gingerbread houses for each of the kids. On the table I displayed a plethora of candy toppings for their houses.

Some of our favorite items to decorate with are:

  • Candycanes and Peppermints
  • M&M’s
  • Candy Christmas trees
  • Chocolate Snowmen
  • Gumdrops
  • Pirouette Waffer Cookies
Christmas candies displayed for decorating gingerbread houses.

I decided to make a cute “Toppings Station” sign and some milk bottle labels to go with our little holiday party to add some extra WHIM. It was so fun to design these and you can download and print them at home by clicking HERE!

I love how fun, simple and ridiculously inexpensive printables like this can be. They add such a fun touch!

Free Christmas printable sign for a gingerbread party.
Glass milk bottles with custom Christmas labels for a holiday party.
Christmas candies in a serving dish for decorating Gingerbread houses.
Little boy smiling at his christmas party in holiday pajamas.
Toddler drinking milk out of a glass milk bottle in Holiday Pajamas at a Christmas Party.
Kids in Santa Pajamas smiling at a Christmas Party.

I couldn’t get over how long the kids spent decorating (and eating) their gingerbread houses. The girls sat for hours adding pieces to their house. They had so much fun, and Everly told me “This is the best day of my life”. That made me feel good.

Kids decorating gingerbread houses at a Christmas party.
Kids decorating gingerbread houses at a home holiday party.
Decorated gingerbread house at a kids holiday party.

Throwing a Gingerbread Decorating Party is Simple

I highly recommend turning this holiday activity into a “party” for your kids. Next time you plan to decorate gingerbread houses, invite some friends and neighbors over and make it a fun event! If you download and use my party printables, please make sure to share with my on Instagram! I’d love to see how you use them.

Here are some of my favorite products so you can create a party like this too.

Candy Cane Balloons | Christmas Balloon Garland Kit | Gingerbread House Kit | Glass Milk Bottles | White Cake Stand | Girls Christmas Nightgown | Boy Christmas Onesie | Party Printable Topping Station Sign and Bottle Wraps

Love this Kids Gingerbread Party? Some other posts I know you will love are My Favorite Holiday Decor for 2020, 5 Ways to Style a Bar Cart for the Holidays | Amazon Holiday Gift Guide for Everyone | Girl’s Holiday Bedroom Decor | Best Christmas Jammies for 2020

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