When it's your child's birthday time again, why not treat them to a karaoke party?

With karaoke, limbo, their favourite music and a selection of party games (dependent on the kids' ages), why not just leave it to us to give them a birthday to remember?

I have all their favourites (and the grown ups' too!) for them to sing karaoke style, together with their favourite music to dance to.

They can read the words from the TV screen, which change colour to guide them singing.

I also feature dance competitions, and small sweets as prizes. (Don't tell the kids, but I actually give everyone the sweets. No one likes to feel like they haven't won something).

For kids' parties, I cover all ages from 8 upwards. (Younger than 8 really requires a dedicated children's entertainer, as opposed to a DJ).

No matter how great the entertainment, at primary school age it is simply not possible to hold their attention for longer than a couple of hours. So I recommend you make the party two hours long - two and a half as the absolute maximum. From around age 12 upwards, a three hour party is possible.

I will provide all the necessary sound equipment, disco lights, a TV (for the karaoke), two microphones, the sweets and (not forgetting) myself. Providing the party is held during the daytime, finishing by 5pm, and depending on the venue's location, the price starts at only £150.

I will be happy to take bookings for children's parties on Friday and Saturday evenings, but please understand that these are the most in demand nights of the week (what with grown ups getting married etc), and therefore prices on these nights will be higher.

Although kids love smoke machines and bubble machines, unfortunately the vast majority of venues will not allow their use nowadays. Please check your venue's rules on this before requesting these items.

As part of my terms and conditions of booking, I require one responsible adult per twenty children to be present at all times. Prevention of accidents is entirely the responsibility of the client and his / her appointed supervisors.