When not sitting at home: parents from the UK go to nightclubs and parties with their children

Parenthood is not a reason to forget about hangouts. 30-year-old Sophie Parekh and her 35-year-old husband Rakesh (Sophie and Rakesh Parekh) live in Birmingham. They do not deny themselves the pleasure of hanging out at parties, despite the fact that they are raising two small children. Sometimes they take the kids with them to nightclubs. The couple came up with the idea of combining adult recreation with children's, and their idea impressed many young parents. Find out how they organize leisure time from our material.

Sophie and Rakesh always liked to hang out. Before the birth of their eldest son Leo, they hardly stayed at home in the evenings. After the birth of a child, it became much more difficult to find an opportunity for entertainment. And when their second son Harry was born, it became almost impossible to get out to parties. The family found a way out, how to attend parties without hiring a babysitter and not walking alone.

Sophie came up with the idea to organize family parties, to which parents can come together with their children. The mother called her project "Big Fish Little Fish", and it delighted many young families.

The couple admit that they used to often argue about who would stay at home with the children, and who would go to rest and have fun at this time. Now such perpalki are not repeated. Husband and wife try to relax together and take their children with them.

The family get-togethers that Sophie organizes are becoming more and more popular. She holds themed holiday parties. The Briton plans to hold the most grandiose event on January 30. It's going to be a big pajama party.

Adults and children will be able to have fun on the dance floor, have fun among confetti, balloons and bright decorations. A playground with tents and tunnels, a pool with balloons and tables for creativity will be built for kids. And parents will be able to increase the degree of mood here, in the bar.

The couple Parekh share tips on how to have fun and go out to families with young children. Firstly, you don't need to do this often. Two or three times a month will be enough to let off steam. Since there is not so much time for entertainment, it is advisable to spend it brightly and richly. No need to spend a lot of time packing: put on the most successful set of clothes and go have fun. Believe me, even in a busy parental life, you can carve out a few hours for a sip of freedom.

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