where to rent playhouses/baby toys?

Yeah i bet my son would be too...

i did think about a balloon guy but they're not cheap either in hk so have decided to blow my own (with a pump and bag of balloons)

thanks margaret09 I did think about bouncing castles but worried that it might not be too safe for babies! Will contact them and see what else they have though... Will definitely have to warn all babies' parents to bring extra sets of clothes in case it gets too grassy!
 
okay i have decided against a bouncing castle as babies seem to gather around one spot and try to stand/throw stuff/play and don't really know how to socialise yet anyways!

but am definitely still thinking of ways to let babies 'cruise' around on the grass somehow... maybe a bunch of small stools? am definitely bringining some toys and a few playmats for the even smaller babies... some balloons, got the cake ordered... ....

welcome any ideas!
 
Bubble machine, B2B's do a battery powered one that pumps out tons of great bubbles

A ball pit - swimming pool filled with plastic balls.
 
should i worry about the bubbles popping into the babies eyes?/rubbing it into their eyes with their hands?
 
hi solidstars,

my baby will turn one soon too so i'm in the planning stage, no entertainers too.

I have this swimming pool that i will just put lots of balls inside. Got the idea from another party, kids loves balls.
 
bubbles are fine. i use them all the time at my playgroup. kids love them! they are actually great for little ones hand-eye coordination.

if you get one of the machines, then the bubbles are all pretty uniform in size and don't use too much solution. if you blow them yourself, they can use a lot more solution and may cause some problems.
 
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