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November 01, 2007 - Image 67

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2007-11-01

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Above: Kids, like party guest Luke Thurswell, 2, of Birmingham, love diving into the ball pit.
Below, right: Alli Margolis, 2, of Birmingham beams on the mini trampoline, balloon in hand.

teacher at Benjamin's party really
engaged the kids," Karen Rosenberg
says. "She knew how to get them to
participate and make them laugh."
The bottom line, she adds, is that
everyone came into the party with
smiles on their faces and everyone left
with smiles on their faces."
Ian Weinberg's 2nd birthday party
proved to be fun for kids of all ages
— including his mom. "One of
the special things they do at par-
ties is to bring out the birthday boy
or girl on a little sled with balloons
tied on it," says Lauren Weinberg of
Birmingham. "Ian didn't want to sit
on it alone, so I sat down with him,
and my husband, David, pulled us."
The Weinbergs knew that by the
September party, they would have a
new baby in their home, Alexa, then
2 months. "I knew it would be easy
for me," Weinberg says. "They took
care of everything. And Ian loved it. I
would definitely do it again."
A friend of the Weinbergs who
came to the party had the same idea.
Says Lauren, "She booked her own
son's 3rd birthday party while she was
there."
—Shelli Liebman Dorfman

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