Hi everyone and welcome to Mess Around Lanarkshire I am Kelly Weir Owner of Mess Around Lanarkshire/Glasgow South. I live in Lanarkshire with my husband and two sons, Cooper and Broden. I have a Masters in Research and BSc degree in Health Studies, lots of professional and personal experience working with children, promoting and supporting play through employment within NHS and Social work and of course having my own family.
My favourite thing to do is spend time with my boys, having adventures, playing and exploring with them! When I found Mess Around I loved the sensory aspects and the opportunities my children had to explore freely through Mess, I also loved that it was something both my children could enjoy together despite being different ages . The role of mess and play in the development of children is crucial and I’m a big believer in learning through having fun! I immediately knew I wanted to be part of this and bring it to the area! It is too much fun not to share, so in 2016 I bought Mess Around Lanarkshire/Glasgow South and the rest they say is History!
My favourite materials are, slime, cloud dough and coloured rice, come join us to find out what your little ones favourites are! I look forward to making lots of messy memories together.
See you all soon.
Kelly
It’s not uncommon for parties to book out 6 months in advance so we do recommend that you register your interest as soon as possible. Prices start at £150.
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