Not all playgrounds are equal. Some are simple, some others are a little bigger and have more play features. Then, there are others like this one at West Coast Park that is really quite big, and fitted with much more than average play features you’d expect from any other playground. If you’re thinking this is a fee-charging facility, it isn’t. Just a big free public playground. Although it’s next to the sea, there’s not much beach. The small little miserable…
I think most parents with children aged between, say, 2 years to 6 years will be on the constant lookout for playgrounds to go to. There are, of course, plenty of playgrounds in Singapore. But I have several “requirements” so as to get the best outing experience for both the parents and the kids, so the list of “suitable” playgrounds get narrowed down pretty quickly. What do I mean? Well, we could go somewhere like, say, the Jacob Ballas Children’s…
I’ve been on the hunt for playgrounds. Particularly, indoor playgrounds that are preferably reasonably centrally located. It’s so that I’ve somewhere to bring the kids to. It’ll be good if there were other things like shopping or food located in the same place so that there’s something for me to do. Oh, free (as in no cost), of course. In the central town area, I’ve been going quite regularly to Paragon and Marina Square. Both have indoor kid’s playground. But…
I brought Vanessa to the playground today, and put her on the slide. It’s her first time on the slide, and she was not sure what she was supposed to do on the slide. Initially, she held on to the sides and tried to inch down bit by bit. Later, she also tried to crawl down the slide. She even wanted to stand up on the slide (wah, so advanced liao…!). Haha, I tried to help her into a sliding…
