Your kids are going to love this party!

Kids Party DJ – Fun, Energetic & Stress-Free Entertainment by DJ Glenn Burke

Built for Fun. Designed for Happy Moments.

Shaped around the children in the room

You want a party that feels exciting – but not overwhelming.
Something that keeps children engaged, moving, and smiling, while still feeling organised and in control.

I design kids’ parties around age, attention span, and energy – shaping the music, games, and interaction so the room stays focused and the fun never tips into chaos.

Whether it’s toddlers, big kids, or teenagers, the approach stays the same:
clear structure, smooth pacing, and moments that feel playful, confident, and well judged.

No shouting. No pressure. No awkward moments.
Just a party that flows naturally and leaves everyone happy when it’s time to wind down.

– DJ Glenn Burke

Younger ones (4-7)

This age group loves energy, colour and freedom to play. I keep things simple with clean, age-appropriate music and all their favourite songs. They usually entertain themselves naturally – dancing, running around, singing, playing with balloons and just enjoying the moment.

If you’d like me to run a few simple games (musical chairs, statues, limbo) or include nursery rhymes, I’m happy to, but it’s never forced.

Older ones (8-11)

This group enjoys participation and the social side of events. They like a mix of party games, dancing, singing along to their favourites and just being around their friends.

I keep the music clean and age-appropriate, with a blend of dance-floor favourites, sing-alongs and the most popular participation tracks.

Teenagers (12-17)

A totally different vibe. Teens prefer a more grown-up, music-focused approach.

They love trending hits, throwbacks, mash-ups and anything with a bit of attitude.

No participation dances unless it’s specifically requested – they’d rather feel like they’re at a mini version of a real event. I follow their lead and keep the atmosphere fun without embarrassing anyone.

Supervision Guidelines

If children aren’t being accompanied by their parents, make sure your adult-to-child ratio is appropriate and that you have trusted volunteers supervising.

You will need at least:

1 adult per 6 children (ages 4–7)

1 adult per 8 children (ages 8–11)

1 adult per 10 children (ages 12–17)