Well, I did exactly what I wanted to do for his party. SOCK MONKEY! I absolutely love how vintage sock monkeys are and that fact that Peyton gets a huge smile on his face when he holds it :) The party was a lot harder than I thought it would be, but totally worth it in the end. I ended up making just about everything including Peyton's special sugarfree cake ( I didn't want my 1 year old consuming so much sugar). It took a lot of time, but I ended up saving a ton of money! I used PDF files online for the food labels, cupcake toppers, and goodie box tages and spent a few hours modifying them to fit his theme and personalize it. The party was a success and almost all of the food was gone! Here are a few pictures, and feel free to ask me any questions. I will post the recipe for the cake later on.
Goodie Boxes for Girls and BoysThese are the tage I made using the PDF.
Made the sock monkey banner with a PDF and ribbon from Hobby Lobby ($2 for ribbon)Some of the food table. (for the napkins at Walmart for $1 each)
I made the cupcake toppers on my computer and hot glued popsicle sticks.This was a HIT at the party! 
Peyton's sock monkeyGift table with a pic of Peyton and his sock monkey.
Peyton's special birthday cake. 
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