Got any birthday tips for a little girl turning 7?

[starshine514]

So, we're going for DD's 7th birthday. We're setup to do a Minnie & Friends breakfast during MM (which we don't have access to) and I'm trying to put together a special birthday autograph book for her.

Is there anything else I can do to make her day extra special? Something free or not too expensive?

Thanks!

 

[All American]

It's a simple thing, but I recommend it. Just get her a birthday button. She'll have people--characters, cast members, and other guests wishing her happy birthday all day long. It will make her feel really special. (Just ask my husband who doesn't like to be the center of attention ever. He had a button and admitted that he really liked people saying "Happy Birthday." In fact, he wore the button almost the whole week were in Disney World.)

Best part about it--it's FREEEEEE!

 

[Alex2kMommy]

If she's a girly girl, maybe Princess Fantasy Faire?
Maybe get her a little tiara now (Halloween stuff on sale, could cost very little?) and give it to her on the big day?

Definitely get her a birthday button. You can get one in the park @ City Hall, or if you're staying onsite, at the hotel.

What fun you will have there on her birthday!

 

[Jenasweetemotion]

I agree with All American about the free birthday button I am one that doesn't like attention and I enjoyed having everybody wish me a happy birthday. If she loves Princess's then have here wear her button at the Princess Fantasy Faire having Cinderella, Belle or others wish her a happy birthday will I am sure put a smile on her face. See if she can ride up front on the Disneyland Railroad or up in the wheelhouse on the Mark Twain. Other then that I am sure just being in Disneyland for her birthday will be Magical.

 

[aliceindisneyland]

We're always at DL for my kids' birthdays, so I take a lighter and candles, and we stick the candles in one of their treats on their bday and sing Happy Birthday. Cast members and friendly DL visitors often join in!