Kidz Luv it Here is pleased to announce that it will continue to provide birthday services throughout the busy summer months. Recent additions to staff and a reorganized schedule mean that Kidz Luv it Here has the capability to continue offering its summer services despite the inclusion of various summer camps and classes.

Kidz Luv it Here offers a variety of birthday parties for children and their parents. These parties take into consideration the importance of early childhood education and create a birthday environment that is not only fun but developmentally helpful as well. Kids are able to work together to solve problems, play, and ultimately have a great time.

Birthday parties are offered to children from the ages of 1 to 12 years old. The parties all take place in Kidz Luv it Here's new 3,000-square foot facility designed specifically for kids. The parties are nonstop fun and Kidz Luv it Here staff is always on hand to help and enhance the party atmosphere.

Parents and kids can choose from multiple themed birthdays at Kidz Luv it Here. Play parties are parties essentially designed around having children spend most of their time playing together. Activities are designed with early childhood development in mind, but they are also loads of fun for kids. Themed parties, likes a yoga party, takes a theme and applies it to the day's activities, which many kids love.

Costume character parties are some of the most popular offerings at Kidz Luv it Here. These parties are great for kids who enjoy play acting and are big fans of a certain character from movies or cartoons. Furthermore, Kidz Luv it Here offers art parties, where children are able to explore their artistic side with ceramics, pencil drawings, painting, and much more.

Asked about the importance of birthday parties at Kidz Luv it Here, one staff member replied, "I'm very happy we were able to work scheduling birthday parties with our busy summer schedule. Birthday parties at Kidz Luv it Here are always a hit with kids and parents and it would have been a shame to not have them this summer."