At the age of 6, my son decided he wanted to be like “Steve Irwin” the “Crocodile Hunter” when he grew up! He would dive onto my lounge furniture, pretending to capture a croc! He played with plastic (thank goodness) snakes, and called every bug a “little nipper”! So of course, the birthday party had to be a “Crocodile Hunter party”.
Using his favourite puzzle, we were able to scan the picture and have the perfect cake! Then we made sugar biscuits and cut them in crocodile shapes. We iced them green with brown chocolate pieces to look like scales. I had found all kids of “buggy” sweets and they were left on the table to nibble until lunch. We have always tried over the years to have the parties close to lunch time, so that we can have
“proper” food to eat. We again decided to braai various kinds of sausage to suite the various diets. The “boerewors rolls” were once again well received!
Bernadine - CAPE TOWN
At the age of 6, my son decided he wanted to be like “Steve Irwin” the “Crocodile Hunter” when he grew up! He would dive onto my lounge furniture, pretending to capture a croc! He played with plastic (thank goodness) snakes, and called every bug a “little nipper”! So of course, the birthday party had to be a “Crocodile Hunter party”. 
Using his favourite puzzle, we were able to scan the picture and have the perfect cake! Then we made sugar biscuits and cut them in crocodile shapes. We iced them green with brown chocolate pieces to look like scales. I had found all kids of “buggy” sweets and they were left on the table to nibble until lunch. We have always tried over the years to have the parties close to lunch time, so that we can have “proper” food to eat. We again decided to braai various kinds of sausage to suite the various diets. The “boerewors rolls” were once again well received! 
