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Hm... for our favors we gave everyone that went to the party a rubber ducky (12 for 6 dollars on amazon)... they are half size ones so a lot smaller than normal and attached them to lollypops.

I don't have answers to your other questions but maybe bumping this would get other people to answer for you since we didn't have a korean bday ^_^

We threw a biggish dohl for my son because of our huge familes so we had to have some sort of entertainment for the kids (there were 25 kids!). We had a balloon artist and a magic show. For kiddie gifts, we gave away skip hop lunch bags. http://www.skiphop.com/product/zoolunchies.html I found them on sale for cheap ($8 each) and I wanted to give the kids something that they would actually use and not just throw away. Let's see...For the dohljabbi gifts, we gave away $25 gift cards. We had our son pick two times. We did the dohljabbi after meal and before cake. Cake was the very last thing we did since most people (especially the korean elders) tend to leave after they eat dessert.

We decided to pick a theme for our 1 year old's party. He loves books, so a storybook theme made sense for us. I bought the books from the dollar store (they had some decent books there and I picked books (some coloring books too) appropriate for the age of the children I was giving them to). Then I added some Asian treats (pocky sticks etc.) I figured the parents would eat the treats for the little ones who were too small or for the parents who didn't want to sugar up their kids. We picked twice and had two prizes (gift cards). We did it after the food but before the cake. I have some photos posted on my blog: http://www.photobookgirl.com/blog/photo-book-baby-turns-one-creative-uses-for-photos-to-customize-your-party-decor-part-1/ Oh, and if you like to get more inspiration, I saw lots of drool worthy dols here: http://www.korean1stbirthday.com
Take lots of photos!