Children's Parties Reviews

**PLEASE NOTE: I would like to just say before I begin my opinion that this is a Halloween birthday party and that I did inform the mums and dads before their children attended it as to what I would be doing. I also checked that none of the children that attended the party were not of too sensitive a nature.** INTRODUCTION ...  Read the complete review

Once again,here I go,the child hater writes an opinion on how to look after kids.Ok,you parenty type peeps who've read my op on discipline will probably not even read this and give me a NU but stick with me because I've got some great tips to give. My first hint is...wait till you're kid asks for a party.By the time they ask for a ...  Read the complete review

Why does anyone bother having parties at home anymore. We booked a party for our 5 year old ( sixth birthday party) at the local Mcdonalds, having previuosly had the party at home. God why did we wait so long. It was only £7 a head, the kids were fed, entertained and amused. There was no clearing up they even provided invites, a ...  Read the complete review

My partners sister works as a puppeteer on a Puppet barge and the shows that they do are fantastic not to mention the venues that they set up during their summer tour. They do puppet shows such as the Hare and the Tortoiuse,and brair Rabbit stories good old classics,the puppets are fantastic and the shows themselves are excellent ...  Read the complete review

I really appreciated all the hints and tips in this review. - Advantages: great help in planning a party - Disadvantages: none

When I was a little girl (please, some-one start humming the hovis tune!) I was the youngest of 6. My father was violent, dunk and there was never any spare money in our house. Therefore, I've never had a birthday party. Having said that, I'd like to say for the record that my mum always managed to get me a lovely present and make ...  Read the complete review

For my daughter's 3rd birthday party, we decided take her to Planet Zoom. This is a local indoor adventure playground with slides, ball pits and the like. They charge £5.95 per head for each of the children older than about 2 years old, with a minimum of six in the party. For this, you get an hours play, followed by some food, a helium-filled ...  Read the complete review

I dread to think how many parties I have organised for my children. I have run all my childrens partys mostly from home with a few exceptions. For young children I think 1 1/2 hours is plenty of time. Mums or carers tend to stay with 3 and 4 year olds. For older children who are having a traditional party I will extend it to 2 ...  Read the complete review

What child doesn't like a birthday party? I think that most of them do, and they can be done for a very small investment. My rule for children's birthday parties, is that they may choose one guest per year of age. Following these guidelines allows one guest for a one year old, two guests for a two year old, and so on through the ...  Read the complete review

With young children, parties are often to your advantage! When my youngest daughter Silvie turned one, we decided to throw a party to celebrate - which was great - as we invited neighbours with kids, a few kids from her nursery and also our friends which was great, and because Silvie was so young there was no hassle involved!!! ...  Read the complete review

PURLEESE! Oh please, Mum, can I? Now you must have heard that imploring, pitiful chant - certainly Mrs dave27 and I have had more than our fair share of it. From the age of about five right up to about fourteen, kids will get into the whining, whingeing mode and drive you up the wall. What am I talking about? C'mon man, don't ...  Read the complete review

Well where to start my son wanted a party for his 4th Birthday and I had never done one before. I went round all the shops and various places like McDonalds ect but the prices I found were really high up to £6 a head. So I went back home and decided that for that price I would do it myself. I had 3 wks to plan it 1st I done ...  Read the complete review

Have a children's party, that is. Fine for immobile babies, but once they're over the age of 2, forget it. In an ideal world, with a spacious house and huge garden I'm sure it would work. But I have an average-sized terraced house with a garden the size of a Coronation Street backyard, and it's not practical to have lots of noisy ...  Read the complete review

If you want to organise a kids party yourself then this is what you are doing. It is a form of torture. I am sure that some people love to organise their childrens parties and run round with loads of enrgy doing lots of excinting and wonderful things with the kids. But it kills you. By far the best thing to do is to hire somebody to do all of ...  Read the complete review

One of the most popular ways to celebrate a child’s birthday these days seems to be having a sleepover. On the surface, this might sound tempting – no costs of hiring a hall or a disco, for example – but then, think again, you have to be ‘Mum’ to all those children for maybe twenty-four hours. Doesn’t sound so ...  Read the complete review

Parties for younger children are often considered to be a nightmare by parents who are trying to organize them. They are often chaotic and expensive. This however need not be the case. All you need is some organization and some careful shopping. The first question is who do we invite? Your child may have friends from toddler ...  Read the complete review

For my daughters fifth birthday we settled on the Wacky Warehouse (Big Steak Pubs). The Wacky consists of a large ballpond and play area separate from the bar and resturant. The play area has two main areas for the children to climb and generally run wild one for the under fives. and the other for over fives. There are plenty of tables ...  Read the complete review

I`d never heard of this place until one of my kids got invited to a birthday party here, and I`m so glad I went because it`s an absolute godsend on a miserable wet day when the kids are complaining that they`re bored. Berzerk is a children`s entertainment hall that is rather like a giant size ball pit. There are climbing frames, slides, ...  Read the complete review

I will start off by saying sorry if this opinion is in the wrong place.Luckily for parents most two and three year old children do not expect big partys.Parents who planexciting food,organised games and even childrens entertainers may find that their toddler and her/his friends are somewhat bewildered or even frightened by the fuss.Your toddler ...  Read the complete review

For my daughters 5th Birthday we took her and 12 friends to Brewers Fayre (Brewster Bear formally charlie Chalks). The kids are well entertained with a ball pool and slides etc and there are playstations(free of charge ) for the older children. They had their face painted and brewster bear brought the birthday cake to my daughter. At the end of ...  Read the complete review