A child's birthday party isn't complete without toddler birthday party games. Toddlers see their birthdays as important milestones, and they are very excited to celebrate these important moments at their own birthday parties. When there are balloons, cakes, and celebrations, happiness grows.

Toddlers have such short attention spans that it can be hard to keep them interested in one activity for the whole party. Games can help you get through tough times. But because toddlers are active and want to try new things, they tend to lose interest in games if they can't figure out how to play them or keep failing at them. Here are some interesting games for your toddlers’ birthday party:

Make a Train: Little kids get excited when they hear about trains and other ways to get around. One of the adults can be the train's engine, and the others can tell the kids to form a line to make the bogies. The engine then starts making sounds like a train, and all of the toddlers start to join in.

Musical Statue: Ask all the toddlers to stand in one place and dance to the music. When the music stops, they should all freeze like statues. They might be watched by an adult, and anyone who moves when the music stops is taken out of the competition.

Duck and Goose: All of the toddlers have to sit in a circle for the duck and goose game, and one of them has to be the goose. The goose knocks on the heads of the kids who are sitting down and yells "Duck! Duck! Duck!" The goose then hits a child who is shouting "Goose!" at random. The child has to move quickly to catch the goose. If the goose is able to move into the empty seat, the next child plays the goose. If the goose is caught, however, the next child must play with the goose again. Step two is to play the game.

Crafts Corner: Since kids like to do arts and crafts, it's a good idea to set up a crafts corner at home. You need to make sure that all of the art supplies for the kids who will be at the party are set up and ready to go.

Find Your Match: To play the tokens in this game, you need to find any two that have the same word on them. Tokens are given to the kids in a way that has nothing to do with them. The mission is to find a young person with the right token.

Finger Painting: Most kids like to paint with their fingers because it is fun. A fun way to play with toddlers would be to have a contest where they paint with their fingers. Finger painting is a fun activity for kids that helps them be creative. It is easy to learn, doesn't require a lot of supplies, and is easy to get the hang of.

Hide and Seek: To play "Hide and Seek," one child closes their eyes and counts to ten while the other children take turns hiding in different parts of the house. The goal is to find every single person who is hiding. The "count" for the next turn is set by the child who is found first. This is an activity that should only be done under the supervision of an adult since kids could accidentally lock themselves in rooms or toilets and not be able to get out.