Kids party equipment rentals
Renting kid-sized tables and chairs, ball pits, bounce houses and party stations for children's events. It started from a basement and an Instagram page and runs alongside a full-time job.
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Source
Tayo Lanlehin on Side Hustle Nation with Nick Loper, “This Mom Turned Kids' Chairs Into a Six-Figure Rental Empire”, August 25, 2026.
Self-reported by Tayo Lanlehin: a $295,000 business after four years Not verified by us.
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