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• Contact me for specific pricing for your event.
• Pricing depends on a number of factors including the length of the event, the numbers of people, the distance to travel, and other factors.

Location

• David lives in SE Minnesota
• David provides entertainment in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa

• David has been creating balloons for people for over 20 years and in the past few years that he developed a professional style and presentation that has been sought out for entertainment by companies and festivals.
• David has professional training in education and work with youth and families. Many people and families express amazement at his ability to connect to the young child and make him/her the center of attention while the balloons are created "just for them".

Program Expectations

• David will "walk around" with the balloons, but most often the children and families will find him.
• David prefers a setting where he can have some space to work with a table on which he places pictures of the various balloons for kids and families to choose from.
• Preferably the setting should be in the shade, if outdoors
• You can expect that there will be lines of kids and families, so space needs to be allowed that will not encroach on exits, or the general flow of people at your event.
• It takes about 1 to 2 minutes per person to create a balloon sculpture.

How long Balloons Last

• Because the latex balloons are a natural product, they are biodegradable.
• Depending on the creation, balloons can last several day or as little as a few hours.
• Sunlight is very hard on the balloons, shortening their life-span considerably
• Wind, grass and other objects can pop the balloons prematurely
• The age of the latex (balloon) is also an important factor. Old balloons tend to pop or deflate much more rapidly. David uses fresh balloons.
• David takes every precaution to ensure that the balloons last

• Because balloons are a natural latex product, there are a few people who have varying levels of allergy to this product but this is generally mild not a serious health issue.
• Because of the remote hazards for chocking, balloons are not given to children approximately 18 months and younger. These children use their mouth to explore their world and will bite a balloon causing it to pop on their sharp teeth. Very rarely a balloon can pop in their mouth potentially causing a blockage
• David maintains liability insurance.