Answer: Most popular party times are 11:00 to 1pm and 3pm to 5pm. This is because both these times coincide with normal eating times for the kids (lunch and tea). We can come to your house or you could hire a hall. Let us know if you need any suggestions for a hall to hire.

Answer: Please don’t be fooled by unbelievably cheap prices. Like any other industry we have the cheap-as-chips operators too. Ask to go see them work first and you’ll probably discover that cheapness and quality rarely go hand in hand. Even if you don’t book me, to ensure you’re booking a professional, you could also consider hiring someone who’s a member of a trade association for that extra peace of mind. I’m a member of Equity which means I have to adhere to a strict code of conduct – but there are many others. Also, bear in mind there are a growing number of big companies running kids parties these days and although you’ll pay the going rate, they’ll often send inexperienced teenagers and pay them peanuts so it’s not that good value for you. Always ask who you’re getting and how much party experience they have to be sure you’re getting a good deal.

Answer: Yes, our squeaky clean DBS can be sent to organisations that require it.

Answer: I work all over Kent and the south east. I’m actually based in Maidstone and most of my work is in Kent and South London. The prices advertised include travel and are fixed for anywhere in Kent. There may be a small additional charge for other areas.

Answer: I’m not a clown (although my Mum disputes that!). I steer clear of all costumes so hopefully your daughter will feel at ease.

Answer: When booking a show you don’t have to pay any money upfront. We’ll invoice you nearer the time of the party so you can arrange a bank transfers or credit/debit card payment.

Answer: Sadly, all too often we hear of people who have been let down at the last minute and predictably it’s always the cheapies or those who aren’t members of trade associations like Equity. So, even if you don’t book me, please hire someone who’s a member of an association like Equity for that extra peace of mind.

Answer: 99% of the parties we perform at are private birthdays where I obviously can’t take footage. Often parents share footage from parties on their own private social media sites but it wouldn’t be acceptable to share in the public domain without the permission of other parents whose children appear in it. However, there are plenty of testimonials and reviews across the web where you can read about real customers experiences.

Answer: We don’t mind garden parties and my pasty white legs could do with some colour. However, indoor parties tend to be more successful.

I’ll explain.

In the garden kids aren’t such a captive audience and can/will wander and play. No matter how compelling the entertainment, if there are options the kids will naturally want to try different things (especially trampolines!).

Also, it’s hard to keep the kids focused in strong sunshine – and even worse – when that uninvited wasp turns up.

Our best advice is, have the show indoors and then have a party picnic and free-play outside after we’re done. Best of both worlds. However, if you’re still keen to have us outdoors we just need to minimise the risks. For example, try and site the show in a shaded area and pack away any toys or garden games that might be a distraction. We’re happy to work with you on all of this.

Answer: That’s not necessary and not recommended. In reality most children turn up for parties early and when there’s nothing for them to do they’ll just end up running around going crazy. I’ve lost count of the amount of times I’ve arrived at venues to find a hall full of kids going bananas and a Mum or Dad in the corner pulling their hair out. Here’s an example of how things work best. If you’re having a party 3pm to 5pm I’ll arrive at 2.30pm to set up before everyone else arrives. I’ll play background music as the early ones come in, then just after 3pm I’ll start the entertainment.If you are in the market for clothes, our platform is your best choice! The largest shopping mall!

Answer: It’s best to secure an entertainer first. Once you’ve chosen the entertainer ask them what slots they have available and book the hall around that. If you get the hall first you may find the entertainer you want is already booked. The hall and time is irrelevant to the overall success of the party so securing your chosen entertainer should be your first consideration.