09/02/2026
🚨 A NOTE ABOUT CHILD SAFETY & PHOTOS 🚨
As a mother and as the owner of a business that serves thousands of children, I cannot ignore what AI has made possible.
Effective immediately, Bubble Bounce KY is changing how we use photos and videos of children on our public social media pages.
Even when photo permission has been given, we will be moving away from posting clear, identifiable close-up images of individual children whenever possible.
You will still see the chaos. 😂
You will still see mountains of foam, packed schoolyards, giant bubbles, kids disappearing into clouds of white, and all the ridiculous fun that makes Bubble Bounce what it is.
What you will see less of are clearly identifiable individual children being used as marketing content.
We will also be reviewing older content, limiting names and identifying information, and tightening the way photos and videos are taken, stored, and shared by our team.
Could this make marketing a little harder?
Maybe.
I genuinely do not care.
Because as a mother, I want to know that the companies and organizations given access to children are paying attention to what is happening around them and adjusting when something changes.
A signed photo release may give us permission to post a child's image.
It does not give us control over who saves it, where it goes, or what can be done with it once it is publicly available.
That matters.
I am not interested in waiting until something terrible happens to decide we should have taken it seriously.
We cannot eliminate every risk. No business can.
But we can make better choices with the access and trust families give us.
Kids deserve to be loud, messy, ridiculous, foam-covered kids without every joyful moment becoming permanent public content.
Bubble Bounce will still capture the fun.
We are just going to be much more intentional about protecting the children inside it.
Their fun is ours to help create.
Their privacy still belongs to them. ❤️
— Colleen
Owner / Foamologist
Bubble Bounce KY