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nice2cu

Post by nice2cu » Sun, 21 Sep 2003 4:32 am

I'm new to singapore and am looking for activities for two busy toddler boys. Are there parks, toddler gyms or toddler pools you can recommend?

Thanks,
D:)

Park

Post by Park » Mon, 22 Sep 2003 4:01 pm

Depending on where you live, the following are parks that I have had occassion to visit,

Goldhill Avenue, District 11
Sunset Square, District 21
Botanics at Napier Road, this place is super
Hua Guan District 10

Park 2

Post by Park 2 » Mon, 22 Sep 2003 4:09 pm

Sori,
I mean Watten instead of Hua Guan
Watten is district 10 along Dunearn Road
Also lovely parks around the reservoirs,
Macritchie Central Singapore
Piece North Singapore
and the famous bird sanctuary of
Sungei Buloh in the far north of Singapore
The Bukit Timah reserve is well worth a visit.
And of course a keen eye is to be kept on the toddler to make sure he/she is not out of sight!
Its darn hard even to locate lost adults, what more young ones.Have fun
:cool:

gymobree

Post by gymobree » Mon, 22 Sep 2003 4:14 pm

Gymboree is a toddler care cenre at Tanglin Mall.
They have a toddler friendly gym. But its run on a commercial basis.
Don't know of any public toddler friendly gym places and if there are your child's health may need watching as there would be a less stringent eye on the other kids who are there. Places like Gymboree would have quite strict enforcement standards. :cool:

Pools

Post by Pools » Mon, 22 Sep 2003 4:18 pm

Most of the social clubs in Singapore would have a child pool. So would publicc facilities like the Toa Payoh Swimming complex. But pools specifically for toddlers are far and few between. Best to use a kids pool and use floaties, on the arms or around the waist to keep your tod floating. :D

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