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Boss Baby Birthday Bash

“Where Bibs Meet Business Suits”

Alright, listen up, mamas and mini mogul wranglers. If your little one struts around the house like they’ve got a 9 AM board meeting, a playdate merger at noon, and a diaper change penciled in for 10:15 sharp—then honey, the Boss Baby birthday party theme isn’t just a fun idea… it’s your destiny.

This is the party for toddlers who mean business. We’re talking about babies who throw side-eye like it’s currency and demand their juice box be served room temperature, not cold, Janice. (We don’t know who Janice is, but she’s clearly not cutting it.) If your kiddo wears sunglasses indoors, points at things like they’re delegating tasks, and has a vibe that screams, “I run this crib,” then welcome to your party planning boardroom.

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Credit: Zane’s Boss Baby 1st Birthday Party via Outlandish Events

We’re talking about the kind of bash that’s part business, part baby, and 100% adorable chaos. I planned one of these for my son after he started demanding snack breaks like a tiny middle manager—and let me tell you, it was boardroom brilliance with a side of frosting. So whether your baby is the CEO of tantrums or the Director of Cuteness, this guide is your golden parachute into party-planning success (with free invitations that scream “We mean business!”).

Making Your Living Room Look Like Baby Corp HQ

Now, you don’t need a million-dollar decorating budget or a private party planner named Clarissa to pull this off. All you need is a little imagination, a glue stick, and maybe a day off from answering 700 toddler questions. Start with classic Boss Baby colors: think navy blue, baby blue, black, and a splash of gold because we’re fancy like that.

I once turned our living room into “Baby Corp Headquarters” using nothing but dollar-store streamers, printer paper, and a lot of late-night hot gluing. My husband came downstairs and asked if we were hosting a toddler TED Talk.

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Set up a DIY photo booth with props like giant glasses, baby bottles labeled “Espresso Shots” (a.k.a. milk), and cardboard briefcases. The kids loved it. One of them actually tried to take his “contract” home in his onesie. And of course, don’t forget the balloons! Spell out your baby’s name in gold letters. Add a few tie-shaped cutouts to the walls. It’s like a business lunch—if everyone cried and wore footie pajamas.

Feeding the Boardroom: Baby Bites & Boss Sips

Let’s talk food. Because even baby executives need snack breaks between babbling and bossing. Mini sandwiches become “Executive Sliders.” My personal favorite was grilled cheese cut into tie shapes—so chic, so cheesy, so devoured in under five seconds. Add fruit skewers (a.k.a. “performance bonuses”) and veggie cups for those tiny guests who surprisingly love broccoli.

Credit: 22 Mini Sandwich Sliders For Any Party by Aleka’s Get-Together

We had mini milk bottles labeled “CEO Fuel” and blue lemonade served in plastic champagne flutes. One kid raised his drink and said “cheers” like he had just closed a deal on a merger. I’m telling you, they get into character. And for dessert? A macaron tower so majestic, even Grandma gasped. But the star of the show? The cake. Oh honey, that cake. More on that soon…

Credit: Boss Baby Milk Bottles by Little Red Balloon

Free Boss Baby Invitations

“Cute Enough to Frame, Free Enough to Love”

Before the party even starts, you’ve got to set the tone—and let’s be real, first impressions matter, especially when your guest of honor is basically the CEO of cuteness. And what better way to kick things off than with free Boss Baby invitations that practically wink at your guests with boardroom confidence and baby-level adorableness?

These aren’t your run-of-the-mill, slap-some-balloon-clipart-on-it invites. Oh no. These babies come dressed to impress—think teeny-tiny power suits, pacifiers with personality, and just the right amount of sass to make your email inbox feel like it’s been taken over by a toddler-led PR firm. They’re the kind of invites that say, “Yes, there will be cupcakes. Yes, there will be dancing. And yes, this baby runs a tighter ship than your actual boss.”

My favorite one? A sleek design with Boss Baby himself looking like he’s about to cancel a meeting because snack time ran long. And if you’re feeling more “cuddles and coos” than corporate, there’s a pastel version with soft blue hues and tiny bow ties. Honestly, it’s giving baby boardroom and baby bliss.

Plus, they’re editable on Canva . Add your baby’s name, your address, and whatever quirky note you want (mine said, “Dress code: Business casual… or diapers.”). Print them at home on cardstock, or email them out because, hey, we’re modern moms with Wi-Fi and a lot of laundry. Either way, they’ll look like you spent hours designing them—when in reality, it took about 15 minutes between nap time and snack refills.

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Beginner’s Guides

Before you get too wrapped up in planning the rest of your party magic, let’s talk about invitations! Our free invitation templates are not only adorable, but they’re super easy to customize too. Whether you’re adding in party details like the date, time, and location or even a special note, you can personalize everything to fit your theme perfectly.

A. Download Instruction

Want to know how? Read this step-by-step guide to help you download and customize our free editable invitation templates:

Scroll up the page until you see the “Download Free Editable … Here” button.
A new page will be shown in seconds, and you will be able to see the preview of our template designs.
Choose/click the “Edit Template” button (blue button).
Now you can personalize our templates, like putting your son or daughter’s name, changing the font-size and color.
Once you finished with the editing, you can download the final draft (Go to File > Download > Select the File Type (PNG is the best option) > Download.

B. How to Print the file?

“Steps for printing our templates”

Save the image you want to print to the computer or to a flash drive if it is not saved already. (Step 5 of Download Instruction).
Go to the file explorer and find the file. Double click the image.
The file will open in Windows Photo Viewer
Go to print at the top and then go to the print option
Select the color printer if you want the photo to print in color
Select the print size you want
You may want to play around with the “Fit picture to frame” option. Sometimes that option will allow the photo to print closer to the border, but sometimes it will cut off the edges of the photo.
Hit print and Voila!!!

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Fun & Games Before the Next Conference Call

Toddlers don’t care about your matching color palette, your carefully curated balloon arch, or the hours you spent deciding between “baby blue” and “sky blue.” Nope. They are here for one thing and one thing only—fun. The kind of wild, messy, snack-covered chaos that would make a Pinterest board cry.

So, I rolled out the big baby guns. First up on the agenda: coloring stations with Boss Baby-themed pages. I printed out a bunch of free printables—Boss Baby in a tie, Boss Baby sipping a bottle like it’s an espresso shot, the whole gang—and set them up with crayons, washable markers, and enough stickers to wallpaper my entire fridge.

And let me tell you, it worked. The kids were so into it. I mean, they were laser-focused. Okay, maybe not laser focused, but definitely toddler-level focused, which translates to about 12 minutes of peace and quiet. And let’s be honest, in toddler time, that’s basically a full lunch break with room for a scroll through Instagram and a hot cup of coffee—if you drink it in one sip.

Credit: 18 Boss Baby Coloring Pages by Monday Mandala

Then we had what might be my favorite part of the whole party: the “Dress Like a CEO” contest. I mean, come on—who wouldn’t want to see a bunch of toddlers strutting around in oversized ties, plastic glasses, and clip-on suspenders like they’ve just left a very important nap-time negotiation?

We raided the dollar store and thrift bins for the best baby boardroom accessories: tiny briefcases (okay, lunchboxes), foam mustaches, and enough fake glasses to make the backyard look like toddler Shark Tank. The kids showed up like little bosses ready to file complaints about juice options and demand bonus snack rounds.

Credit: Alex Baldwin and Family dressed up as “Boss Baby” family via USA Today

It was pure magic. And the photos? Oh, the photos. We now have a whole album titled “Tiny Executives Taking Over the World (After Naptime).” Highly recommend this activity if you’re throwing a Boss Baby party—it’s easy, hilarious, and totally adorable. Just prepare to be outdressed by someone who can’t even tie their own shoes.

Ultimate Boss Baby Cake”

Ah, the cake. The crown jewel. The centerpiece. The reason Aunt Linda came early. You can go all out with a multi-tiered masterpiece, complete with edible ties, little pacifiers, and a baby boss figurine on top. I went with blue velvet cake (because red velvet is so last fiscal quarter) and topped it with fondant dollar signs and gold stars.

Credit: Boss Baby Cake by Manbhari Cakes

But if you’re feeling cheeky, do what I did for my second Boss Baby bash—a “milk and cookies” cake. It was vanilla layered with cookie crumble, frosted like heaven, and topped with a fondant bottle and tiny chocolate chip cookies. Everyone went nuts. Even the grandparents asked for seconds.

The Grand Finale

“A Party That Means Baby Business”

At the end of the day, your Boss Baby party isn’t about perfection—it’s about celebrating your mini executive with love, laughter, and a whole lot of frosting on their face. So pour yourself a glass of that leftover blue lemonade (or something stronger—we won’t tell), and pat yourself on the back. You planned a party that was cute, clever, and totally unforgettable. Your baby might not remember it all, but the photos will say: I came. I crawled. I conquered.