27
items 
My first attempt at pre-packing used sandwich baggies that popped open in the bin and spilled Skittles everywhere. Never again. These seal properly and look like you tried.











Chocolate sounds great until it melts inside a backpack pocket on a warm October day. I learned that lesson with 24 angry parents. These survive the trip home intact.













After one party where half the candy came home uneaten, I started mixing in small toys. The trick is finding stuff cheap enough to buy 25 of without wincing at the receipt.











Labeling each bag with the kid's name means your child can hand them out without you standing there directing traffic. I prep these the night before and stick them on in two minutes flat.










I pack bags up to a week early and store them so party morning is zero stress. Without a good bin, you end up with crushed bags and loose candy rolling around your pantry.













Twist ties work fine but sometimes you want bags that look pulled together without spending 20 minutes on bows. These options are all one-handed, no-scissors-needed closures.











When I want bags to look polished without crafting for hours, I print a simple topper, fold it over the bag, and staple. Three steps, done. Teachers think I spent all weekend on these.











