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Hi, can anyone recommend a good place to get some kids' temporary tattoos from. I find yellow moon/ baker ross a bit pricey esp by the time you've added on p&p, but when I tried another random place from an internet search, they weren't very good quality.


Anyone have any recommendations? Or do I really just need to bite the bullet and place my baker ross order? :o)


Thanks

There's a marvelously named website: tattoos4kids.co.uk - I bought a load for my daughter's party last year and they were reasonably priced with a wide selection. The quality seemed fine (they stayed on for a bit but were eventually removeable and I didn't get any complaints from other parents!).

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