Lego Duplo Party Playdate with HouseParty #LegoDuploParty



Our HouseParty Lego Duplo Playdate was an absolute blast!

I had so much fun figuring out what foods to serve, how to decorate, and how to keep the little ones entertained. Now normally when we have a playdate I grab whatever's in the fridge and whip it up into something appealing for both the mamas and little ones.

HouseParty was kind enough to send along 4 of Lego Duplo's new Read & Build Kits for us to play with!

2 of the 4 Read & Build kits were raffled off to my guests to take home with them so they could continue the fun. The other guests assured me they'd be picking up a few kids of their own because the kids had so much fun!

For this party I wanted to get a bit creative and really play on the Lego theme.

Lego Duplo Read & Build HouseParty

The Lego Party Food

I started by creating a Lego Duplo Pinterest Board. I was able to find amazing ideas and creations from other pinners, bloggers, online articles, and sites.  I had grand plans of cookies, skewers, and more detailed goodies but when it came down to it, I stuck with the basics. Foods my 1-4 year olds would love AND eat.

You can read all about the food I served here.

The Lego Party Decor 

Then I started thinking about the decorations I wanted to use. There were plenty of ideas for using the legos in the design of the party so I started with the basics, a simple lego brick, and built on that. I absolutely LOVED the fun use of lego-themed garland most of the sites posted but a majority of them were birthday themed.

Lego Duplo Read & Build HouseParty

So instead of going the wording route, I simply stuck to construction paper, scissors, and tape.

From there I decided to add a few more touches to the food decorations by turning the cups into lego heads, adding a lego head in between my two platters to serve the lego brick foods, and made a few empty boxes into legos to go with the theme.

You can read all about the decorations I made here.


Lego Duplo Read & Build 

I wanted to make sure that the Lego Duplo Read & Build kits were front and center throughout the party so I included them on the bar area of my kitchen right at eye level so that as people served themselves they'd see the boxes.

Alongside the Read & Build storybook kits were the Lego red plates and Duplo napkins that came in my HouseParty kit. I also was excited to pass out Lego Duplo play guides, magnets, and stickers to each of my guests.

Lego Duplo Read & Build HouseParty

Two of the sets were opened for the kids to play with on the table. I filled up a vase with some extra bricks we had lying around (shhh... don't tell, these aren't LEGO brand). The rest of our collection of Lego Duplo blocks were kept in the playroom on our train table so the kids could build and create as they pleased.

Lego Duplo Read & Build HouseParty

Play Time

Because I had two areas set up for the kids, the adults were able to converse and chit chat as the kids played around us. I loved having the playroom set up for the majority of the Lego fun. It made clean up a breeze and allowed a great space to build and create.


Lego Duplo Read & Build HouseParty

Although a few of my other toys were quite appealing and the kids quickly spread throughout the house with more than just Legos in hand.


I'm sure if I had a bit more time, help, and money I could have done more but the simplicity of this party was perfect. The kids had an absolute blast playing, building, and reading. 

Disclaimer: I received a HouseParty Lego Duplo Party Kit in exchange for hosting a Lego Duplo Party. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

10 comment(s) with love:

Tiffany C. said... Reply To This Comment

Loving your lego themed party. The lego bags are pretty awesome.

About a Mom said... Reply To This Comment

I absolutely love the banner you created with construction paper. It looks like you had such a fun party!

Danielle S said... Reply To This Comment

The banner and the bags were the perfect accessories for the party. It does look like everyone had a great time. My kids loved Duplo when they were young. I was sad when they got too old for it. I think I still have them in storage, too. They will work great for any future grandchildren.

Sophie said... Reply To This Comment

Those LEGO banners are adorable!

LaVonne said... Reply To This Comment

I love those banners and bags too, Danielle. So cute. Thanks for sharing. It looks like fun.

(I was accepted to this House Party too, but didn't check my email until a week later. I need to update my email with House Party!)

Enjoy the rest of your week!

East9thStreet said... Reply To This Comment

I want to come to your next play date! What a fun theme. I could see myself going overboard with cute decorations and food!

Debi@The Spring Mount 6 Pack said... Reply To This Comment

That looks like fun!

LOVE MELISSA:) said... Reply To This Comment

How fun! My kids love Legos!! Love the pictures!

mryjhnsn said... Reply To This Comment

So very clever and cute! The kids looked liked they had a blast. I really have to check that out for my toddler!

Beck Valley Books said... Reply To This Comment

What a fab time that looks like !! No child should ever be without lego, I still love it now x