Playing Piņata, a well-known Mexican traditon for generations, is fun for all ages at any kind of party. Kids love it because they get to try to hit something and there's candy involved. What could be better? There are few formal rules, but here's how it's typically done.
Tips:
If there is no hook on the Piņata , make your own by threading a strong string through the top of the Piņata .
If there are children of various ages participating, start with the youngest children to increase the chances that everyone gets to participate.
Warnings:
Ensure that the batter has lots of space to swing away without hitting anyone or anything other than the Piņata .
