Jellybeanz

VALFR59 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, > > Last Sunday we had Miss Danni from GDND academy > and she did a great Entertainment for my son's 5th > birthday party > IT was a street dance/dance game party > > She entertained 22 kids at my place, mainly boys, > (only 3 girls)... so challenging! 19 kids > followed the entire entertainement (1hr) totally > amused and captivated!! > > My son is used to attend her street dance class at > StBarnabas Parish Church every Wednesday. > > She is furthemore also much more affordable than > the others entertainers we've had over the last 3 > yrs .... where all those others was AT LEAST ?100 > per hr! > > Here are her details if you want to have a look! > > Miss Danni > GDND ACADEMY > School founder & Principle > > www.gdnd.co.uk > 07904 424 504 > > With her good price, I've been able to also hire a > face painter (I've used Sue, recommanded on EDF > and she was amazing too!she is childminder over > the week so has a great approach of the kids and > is using very good brand face painting products as > I was very concerned by that due to my son's > extremly sensitive skin) > > Finally, I extended the budget package of the > party by using a very nice local photographer > recommanded to me after a post on the family room > discussion section...called Tricia (can give you > her d?tails if you want to) > > It was a fantastic party and all the kids > (especially my son) had an amazing time! Definitly > a great souvenir for my boy! > > Good luck! I've booked Danni at GDND academy for my son's 5th birthday too - sounds like great fun and a bit different from the usual magician / clown type entertainment :) Thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks everyone, lots of people contacted me so should manage to sort someone! x

We are hopefully off out this Saturday night - well I say night but will need someone from 5pm (to get to dinner / drinks in West London at 6pm) until 11pm/midnight. We have a baby nearly 1 yr old and a nearly 5 yr old. Any recommendations would be great as slightly anxious - first date night since baby! Thanks

bumping as still a few spaces available at both - artastic also very good (at JAGS)

Seconded - Lou is a great artist and lovely with kids, it's great for parties and he even has a candyfloss machine :)

Some people are trying to find the info re Dulwich Hamlets sports club that runs in the school holidays, here are the contact details: [email protected] http://www.dhfitc.org.uk/site/NonSecure/index.aspx Activities include: Football, Trampolining, Tennis, Bowling, Dodgeball, Cricket, Basketball, Arts & Crafts, Athletics, Tae Kwon Do, Off Site Trips to cinema. or you can opt just for Football.

Nimble Arts at Heber, Artastic and Dulwich Kids at Hamlets are all excellent and affordable - esp the latter!

I am against lifting, just not natural and exhausting for you! Have heard awful stories about people remembering being lifted :( Get brolly sheets and go for the waking when wet theory... It takes time like potty training but you'll get there x

Another recommendation for Lou :)

Tommys Rye Lane Peckham?

Therapy are amazing, there's also a woman in Dulwich a Village recommended on here... Mothers Inc amazing and lovely

Bumping in case someone can help...

The Plough?

I'm booking Dulwich Kids (at Hamlets) and Nimble arts :) my child loves both!

I went to a party for 5 yr old at DKAP above and it was great :)

Dulwich childcare?

Does anyone have a recommendation for a private tutor, ideally patient and kind and with teaching qualification or similar? Many thanks.

lucyannejames Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi there, > > I run a new dance/disco session at 1030 am on > Friday mornings at Mission Bubble Studios, which > is just off lordship lane by William Rose the > Butchers/Push Studio's buildings. The actual > address is Unit 8, Blackwater Court > 17-19 Blackwater Street, SE22 8SD > > It's for toddlers up to four and is designed to be > active with dancing singing to get energy out but > is mainly free style dance with some moves > encouraged. > > Do come along this Friday if you'd like to check > it out it's ?5 per family/adult attending. I > suppose it depends on the four year old but we > have a disco ball and lights and a really fun 45 > minute set of music. For further into pls email > [email protected] > > Just out of interest what's the ideal time you'd > be looking for an activity after dropping your > eldest off? This sounds great fun!!

Hi lovely mums n dads, I would like some input... I have basic ideas - colouring in for little ones, prize for best outfit and so on but if anyone has any favourite games - pin the wings on the bat or similar :) - I'd love to hear them. Entry will be a few pounds, any extra will go to charity!

www.nannytax.co.uk has some very useful calculators!

anyone have any advice/info on a relative transferring their house to me and my brother? want to find out options without paying for solicitor's fees at this point, although i am well aware that i need to see a solicitor for the actual transfer (i have PoA) and to firm up advice received to check and consider all options. many thanks.

thanks everyone! wish us luck :)

Any advice on places to stop en route and general long journey tips much appreciated, we have a baby and toddler. Many thanks :)

King's always need milk for premature babies and other vulnerable babies :) worthwhile cause and lot less hassle than couriering!!

My son is loving this - first day today :) Get in touch with Kristy or her colleagues to book, I think there is room for a few more to join, the more the merrier!