Parents, guardians and caregivers, who are in search for where to have fun during the coming Christmas season with their kids can now feel a sense of relief.
Moms and Moms 2 B, a social hub for family, is organizing a one-day family funfair on December 24 at the Customs Training School in Ikeja, Lagos.
The event is for families and suitable for parents with kids between three months and 18 years.
It is to pursue a social course specially for mothers and soon to be mothers and also create an avenue for moms to learn, interact, socialize and express themselves, while it will also help to reduce child and mother mortality rate by lending a helping hand to mothers in need, fostering family bonds with the family being an essential part of our society by creating fun events in relaxed environments where kids can have fun, socialize with one another, learn and even form friendships, while parents also interacting with one another.
According to the Coordinator of the hub, Olajumoke Oduyoye, the ideology behind the event is to create an atmosphere where the virtues of family can be strengthened and the socio-cultural bond between families created, while at the same time having fun in a safe environment.
The one-day event will feature various activities such as face-painting, candy-floss, boat ride, bouncing-castle, video game arcade, soapy soccer, gladiator and swimming.
It is for N5,000 per child, including parents.
Tickets can be purchased from online and the Moms and Moms To B social media.
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