We gave my 8 yr. old daughter a Bratz Slumber Party for her and 4 friends. I made the invitations on the computer by downloading the logo for the Slumber Party Bratz dolls. The outside was decorated with the logo with the statement "Let's get our Bratz together for a Slumber Party !".  The inside stated that "That the Bratz Party Bus would pick all of the children up"    We picked all of the children up in our "totally tricked out" Expedition (Bratz Party Bus was written on the side and rear windows & feather boas were wrapped around the luggage rack). I played the Cheeta Girls CD in the car as we picked up the girls. We divided the family room into 3 areas: a craft area: where we made our own gumball machines using terra cotta pots, glass votive holders, & paint. We also glued rhinestone onto pink sunglasses (Dollar Tree Dollar Store), a spa area: my sister helped by giving all the girls manicures, they were also treated to a foot spa (I borrowed 4 from family and friends) while they waited their turn.their also was a snack shack with finger foods, a stage area (tension rod w. silver curtains & a Black table cloth runway):  the girls learned and performed a dance routine (we paid our neighbor's daughter who is a cheerleader $25 to teach the girls the routine). We also played BRATZ Twister (Toys R Us $11.99) and musical nailpolish, when the music stopped the person holding the nailpolish had to paint a toe. The winner of this game was the person with all 10 toes painted.  When it was time to go to sleep the girls watched the Bratz Movie. When we woke up, the girls made their own waffles.  We also had fresh fruit, sausage links & orange juice. After breakfast the girls boarded the party bus and returned home with their goodie bags. The goodie bags were a copy of the dance routine video, gumball machine, sunglasses, and a can of Bratz gumballs.