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    Where to bring kid of ages 3 and 5 in Singapore?

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    • T Offline
      terry
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      Y no zoo? There is a new waterplay attraction. Superfun for my boy. We went during june sch holiday tis yr.


      Nite safari? Chinatown? Little india? Arab st? Bottleneck park to catch guppies?

      USS the rides mre for bigger kids. If they can only see,no play, then quite boring leh.
      Day 7 can replc explorerkids at downtown east instead of ikea cos its located same building.

      U hv tuff job, i agree sin is kinda boring.

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        buds
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        Agree with Dnls_mum that two indoor playground visits are a little much. Besides, it means that the adults gotta stay indoors as well to supervise, no?


        I'd like to recommend another place. Polliwogs @ East Coast Park. You have indoor playground for the kids, cycling and loads of makan there. From hawker fare to Japanese to seafood. Take your pick. I'd personally love some satay. :drool:

        Here's the link i shared some time back.
        > http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/polliwogs-childrens-day

        Dunno if they have been here before but the sightseeing places suggested by terry are good especially for photography enthusiasts.

        As for Sentosa, you must let them try the cable-ride and the luge!

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          Wan
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          See which one u haven't covered from this list?

          http://kidlander.sg/highlights/36-great-weekend-spots-for-family/

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            Dnls_mum
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            terry:

            Nite safari? Chinatown? Little india? Arab st? Bottleneck park to catch guppies?
            Ur...you mean, Bottletree park? Hehehe.....good suggestion šŸ™‚

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              terry
              last edited by

              Dnls_mum:
              terry:


              Nite safari? Chinatown? Little india? Arab st? Bottleneck park to catch guppies?

              Ur...you mean, Bottletree park? Hehehe.....good suggestion šŸ™‚

              Oops! Yah yah! Bottletree! Y i think is bottleneck?! :? hehe..

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                dimsum
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                verykiasumummy:
                Mermaid Ariel:

                (1) Legoland

                (2) Science Centre
                (3) Wet Wet Wild

                sorry where got legoland in sg??

                They can sign up for the day trip to Legoland (depart from S'pore flyer).

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                  verykiasumummy
                  last edited by

                  Wan:
                  See which one u haven't covered from this list?

                  http://kidlander.sg/highlights/36-great-weekend-spots-for-family/
                  thks so much... wow there are plenty suggested inside...

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                    verykiasumummy
                    last edited by

                    buds:
                    Agree with Dnls_mum that two indoor playground visits are a little much. Besides, it means that the adults gotta stay indoors as well to supervise, no?


                    I'd like to recommend another place. Polliwogs @ East Coast Park. You have indoor playground for the kids, cycling and loads of makan there. From hawker fare to Japanese to seafood. Take your pick. I'd personally love some satay. :drool:

                    Here's the link i shared some time back.
                    > http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/polliwogs-childrens-day

                    Dunno if they have been here before but the sightseeing places suggested by terry are good especially for photography enthusiasts.

                    As for Sentosa, you must let them try the cable-ride and the luge!
                    oh i forgot about the cable car... haha...

                    Polliwogs @ East Coast Park is also a great suggestion... will revise my itinerary for them....

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                      verykiasumummy
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                      dimsum:
                      verykiasumummy:

                      [quote=\"Mermaid Ariel\"](1) Legoland

                      (2) Science Centre
                      (3) Wet Wet Wild

                      sorry where got legoland in sg??

                      They can sign up for the day trip to Legoland (depart from S'pore flyer).[/quote]oh they are going straight to malaysia after the sg trip... so i need not plan anything in malaysia for them...

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                        verykiasumummy
                        last edited by

                        terry:
                        Y no zoo? There is a new waterplay attraction. Superfun for my boy. We went during june sch holiday tis yr.


                        Nite safari? Chinatown? Little india? Arab st? Bottleneck park to catch guppies?

                        USS the rides mre for bigger kids. If they can only see,no play, then quite boring leh.
                        Day 7 can replc explorerkids at downtown east instead of ikea cos its located same building.

                        U hv tuff job, i agree sin is kinda boring.
                        is there new waterplay in zoo?? i didnt know about that... any age limit??

                        yes bottletree is a good idea too... adding in now...

                        explorerkids at downtown east i haven been there before... got to chk out before bringing them..

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