This crayon baseball birthday invitation turns a kid's 5th birthday party into a trip to the dugout. The card art is drawn in a chunky wax-crayon hand: a red stitched baseball, a wooden bat, and a blue balloon floating over a clean white field, with the honoree's name in a thick fluid brush script. The guest page expands that doodle into a full dugout scorecard — notebook-ruled paper, a red margin line, and a fixed crayon-art backdrop under a soft wax-grain overlay, so every section reads like it was sketched on the coach's clipboard. The honoree's name opens the page in Pacifico brush lettering with a yellow crayon offset shadow, over an outlined 'PLAY BALL' watermark, while the countdown is styled as inning boxes on a scoreboard. Detail rows read like a batting order, each line numbered 1 through 6 with hand-drawn icons for the date, time, venue, RSVP deadline, dress code, and parking. Sections are stitched together with baseball-seam dividers that draw themselves in, and bunting waves under the invitation card. Tapping the card pops a comic-book POW!, and the RSVP is a yellow ticket stub with a red CTA button and a stitched baseball seal. Hosts personalise the date, venue, and name before sending, and the online RSVP page collects yes, no, and maybe replies automatically, so no one has to chase paper cards. It fits kids' sports birthdays, baseball-themed first birthdays, and any young fan's party where the family loves game day. For hosts: the page works on a phone as well as a desktop, and guests can add the party to their calendar straight from the invitation.