Boxing Party for kids

Boxing party
How to have a kids boxing party for your little champ

Not ready to get in the ring to plan your son's birthday? Don't throw in the towel. Try
a sport boxing party for your little champ! This party theme for boys is a real
knockout! Unlike most sports, boxing isn't seasonal, which means you can have your
boxing party for kids any time of the year.

So "Let's get read to rumble" on this extreme birthday theme because we've got the
"upper cut" on a boxing party for kids. We found a cute boxing cake topper, and have
ideas for favors to make a boxing party possible. With a little creativity, this party will
be a "barnburner? (a good fight), especially if you hire a bounce house with an
inflatable boxing ring. Even if your party doesn't include a jumper, here's how to make
the memories "EVERLAST":

Send tickets to the main event. One rule about fight club birthday party: never
tell the other moms about a "fight club" birthday party. Instead, send them
invitations that look like a tickets to a real sporting event, pictured right. Now
that's the ticket!

Knock out an easy dessert: Whatever the champ's favorite cake, you can modify
the wrestling ring cake toppers set, left, by using the ring and inserting your
own boxing figurines. (Oh well, maybe he doesn't mind Wrestling mania.) If
you're crafty, you can make a boxing ring for the cake from chocolate dipped
pretzels and licorice laces.

Add to the boxing theme further by calling everyone to cake by the bell.
Naturally, any boxing birthday cake you serve needs to come with
punch. Feel free to call it a "sucker punch" (a sucker punch catches
someone completely off guard). To make sucker punch, remove labels
from water bottles and glue a ribbon medal to each before refilling with
the bottles with red punch.

Feeling cornered? Don't worry because decorating for a boxing party is relatively
easy. The kids and the activities become the decorations! Here are some ideas:

Have kids wear their robes to the party.
Make your own boxing belts or the entire boxing costume for the
birthday boy.
Hang red balloons upside-down to look like a speedball (punching bag).
Rope off the food area, rope off the presents area.
Put "The Kid" on continual play on your DVD. The movie is about a boy,
Jimmy, who has a calling to box and nothing can stop him. He spars in
secret because his parents disapprove.

You can ensure the kids have a great time with this unusual party theme for
kids when you play games like:

Rock 'em sock 'em robots
Wii
Jumphouse

Favors:

boxing pens, such as the fighting frogs light up pens, pictured right.
Medals
Trophies filled with candies
Candy canes. You may think this is an odd addition to a boxing party, but
the candy cane was the body punch used by Sugar Ray Robinson. You
can explain that by taping a note to the candy cane.