Luvlybubbly

Luvlybubbly Luvlybubbly mobile kids craft parties and workshops We pride ourselves on providing unique, fun, engaging craft events for children and adults.

Creating unforgettable memories

Celebrate creativity with our unique one of a kind parties

Where children have fun making high quality usable products

We only use the best products on the market - organic soap base - natural micas. Allow your child's imagination to run wild as they embrace their creative side and experience the magic of making. Our one of a kind mobile craft events feature pr

ojects where children can design and create high quality products; from beautiful organic soaps, to personalised wearable items like rhinestone t-shirts, bags, and caps. Children have the opportunity to rock the runway with an exciting fashion show. Everything at Luvlybubbly falls under our four principles - Inspiration, Creativity, Discovery, and Fun. Children not only have an incredible time creating high quality products themselves. They also come away with a feeling of pride, self-belief, and achievement - which does wonders for their confidence. We love seeing the look on a child's face when they create something great. There's nothing else like it! Because we are so passionate about what we do; our aim from planning to execution is always to give exceptional customer service and to give more than is expected. We would be so thrilled to host a stress free party or event for you. Let us do all the work while you relax and have fun. For a simply amazing, party call us today! We would love to hear from you.

09/06/2026

The Party Guest List Problem Nobody Talks About 💔

1️⃣ She likes both girls… but they don’t get on

2️⃣ She’s worried she’ll have to choose sides

3️⃣ She doesn’t want anyone feeling left out

4️⃣ She’s terrified of the drama that comes AFTER the party

5️⃣ She’s already anxious about her OWN birthday… and the party is still weeks away 😔

6️⃣ There’s one child in the group who controls the whole vibe

💭 And honestly? Number 6 is SO much more common than you think. And your daughter shouldn’t have to navigate it alone. 💔Share this with a parent who may find this useful.

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07/06/2026

1️⃣ Friendship groups have changed

What felt simple last year may feel complicated this year.

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2️⃣ They don’t want to invite everyone

Many pre-teens would rather spend time with a few close friends than a large group.

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3️⃣ They’re worried about being judged

Will people come?

Will they enjoy it?

Will it feel babyish?

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4️⃣ They want something more grown up

They haven’t outgrown birthdays.

They’ve outgrown activities that don’t reflect who they’re becoming.

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5️⃣ Being the centre of attention feels awkward 👀

This is a big one.

Many pre-teens don’t want:
🎂 Everyone singing to them
📸 All eyes on them
🎤 Being put on the spot

They want connection, not attention.Your pre-teen may not be saying “I don’t want a party.”

They may be saying “I want a celebration that feels more like me.”

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03/06/2026

🚫 The fastest way to ruin a pre-teen party

1️⃣ Making every decision for them

2️⃣ Treating them like they’re still 6

3️⃣ Booking the same party everyone else has already had

4️⃣ Choosing their guest list

5️⃣ Overriding their ideas

⚠️ Most pre-teens care more about #4 and #5 than parents realise.

Pre-teens don’t just want a party.
I learnt #4 and #5 the hard way.

When my daughter was planning her party, I looked at her guest list and thought, “Is that all?”

I started suggesting extra people she could invite.

Looking back, she understood the friendship dynamics far better than I did.

Our children spend hours with their peers every day.

They know who they enjoy spending time with.

They know who celebrates them.

They know who makes them feel comfortable.

And they know who they genuinely want to share special moments with.

The same applies to party ideas.

As children move into the pre-teen years, they’re developing their own identity, opinions and preferences.

One of the greatest gifts we can give them is the chance to make age-appropriate choices and know that their voice matters.

Sometimes the best thing we can do is listen.

Pre-teens don’t just want a party.

They want a say.

💭 Which one do you think parents struggle with most: 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5?

👇 Save this for the next time you’re planning a pre-teen party, and share it with a parent navigating the pre-teen years.
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02/06/2026

1️⃣ They get to work things out themselves
Trial and error is part of the fun.

2️⃣ They love to experiment
Mix, test and explore.

3️⃣ Every slime is unique
No two creations are the same.

4️⃣ They learn by doing
Not by being told.

5️⃣ They’re in charge ⭐
They choose the colours, scents, decorations and texture.

6️⃣ It’s satisfying
Stretch. Squish. Mix. Create.

7️⃣ They leave feeling proud
“I made this.” The real reason pre-teens love slime parties?

At this age, they’re looking for more independence.

They don’t want every decision made for them.

They want opportunities to create, experiment and be in control.

That’s why number 5 matters so much.

They’re in chargeSave this for when your pre-teen starts planning their next birthday part.


01/06/2026

It wasn’t just a patch workshop.

It was decision-making.
It was creativity.
It was trying something new.
It was watching an idea come to life.

And then came the best part…

That moment when they stepped back, looked at what they’d made and thought:

“I did that.”

Sometimes confidence starts with something as simple as creating something with your own hands. 💖Save this if you believe creativity builds confidence. #


30/05/2026

Pre-teen parties are different.

At this age, it’s no longer just about cake, decorations or keeping everyone entertained.

Many pre-teens are thinking:

• Will my friends enjoy it?
• Does it feel like me?
• Is it different enough?
• Will I feel embarrassed?
• What will people say afterwards?

The truth is, they don’t want to be the talk of the playground for all the wrong reasons.

They don’t want to hear:

“It’s the same as Sophie’s party.”

“She just copied Sophie.”

“We’ve done that before.”

“That was a bit babyish.”

“That was boring.”

As children move into their pre-teen years, they’re developing their own identity and becoming much more aware of what their peers think.

That’s why involving them in the planning process matters so much.

The best pre-teen parties aren’t planned for them.

They’re planned with them.

Because what they’re really looking for isn’t the biggest party.

It’s a party that feels like them.

📌 Save this before planning your pre-teen’s next birthday.

24/11/2025

A Perfect Delight Party has everything I love about creative play.
The kids open their colours, mix their own bath sherbet, choose their soap scent, and create something real from start to finish.

What I love most is watching their confidence build with every tiny decision:
colour, scent, mixing, helping their friends, and making something they can take home and use.

Rainbow sherbet they made together.
Soap they mixed by hand.
A cotton bag they designed in their own style.

Real creativity.
Real pride.
Real “Mum, look what I made.” 💗✨

03/11/2025

What you see: children making bath bombs.
What’s really happening:
💛 They’re practising patience as they mix and measure.
💛 They’re making decisions independently.
💛 They’re building confidence as they watch their creation fizz to life.

Creative play isn’t just fun - it’s how children learn to trust themselves.

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