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We booked Tea Dance for Little People for my daughter's 3rd after seeing them in action at the Dish and Spoon in Nunhead. The party isn't for a few weeks, but they plan to have a storytelling and craft activity for the older children and are setting up a baby sensory area for younger siblings. We are really excited about the party!
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I would happily recommend Simon of Amigos Magic. He did my son's 4th and 7th birthday parties. the 7th was on Sunday just gone and Simon was very unwell, but he still showed up and put on a great performance - the kids absolutely loved it. He tailors the show to the children's ages, and he did a great job.
Dainty Sue - http://www.daintysue.com/ - she's amazing. The kids love her and so do the adults. She had people from 2 to 52 in stitches at my son's party at the weekend. I've recommended her on here before after last year's party and this year's was just as good.

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