Is it raining outside or is the heat draining your motivation to leave the comfort your house? No matter the reason, you don’t have to worry about having a bored little one on your hands if you decide to stay indoors. Because we’re bring you a great list of Indoor Activities to do with Your Little Ones! 1. Word Search Challenge Pexels Some people may find Word Search boring but let me assure you, there is nothing boring about a Word Search challenge. You’ll need two copies of Word Search puzzles—either print the same puzzle twice or get two different puzzles with equal number of words to search for. You can challenge your little ones or team your little ones...
Nestled amidst the numerous attractions, malls and museums in Singapore are a horde of parks and reservoirs, providing a refuge away from the hustling bustling city life. Take a break from your daily life to visit these pockets of nature and indulge in the tranquil ambiance, scenic view, and colorful flora! 1. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve Source: The Straits Time One of the first forest reserves to be created, the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is home to a high percentage of Singapore’s native flora and fauna. In other words, you’ll come across a variety of birds, frogs, monkeys, and vegetation. It is also where the highest hill in Singapore (163 m) is located at. Although, do note that some of...
Whether you’re celebrating Chinese New Year or not, this long weekend provides a great opportunity to spend quality time bonding with your little ones. Don’t worry if you’ve come up empty thinking about what to do, we’ve got some ideas that can help you! Here are 7 things you can do with your little ones over the long weekend! 1. Catch a Movie Doctor Dolittle [Source: Universal Pictures] If like us, you feel there is so many movies but so little time to actually get around to watching them, then now is a great time to catch one! And instead of staying at home, you can make a date out of it and drop by a movie theatre, where you...
With Chinese New Year just around the corner, now might be a good time to introduce your little ones and involve them in the yearly customs and traditions of the festival. Let's start with a very Singaporean tradition, Lo Hei, or tossing the Yu Sheng / 鱼生, followed by 4 customs for the Chinese New Year! Lo Hei (Yu Sheng / 鱼生) Embed from Getty Images Every year, when family and friends gather for Chinese New Year, this is a dish not to be missed as it symbolises good luck, good health and good weath! When preparing this dish, you are suppose to say certain auspicious phrases to guarantee a blessed year ahead. Let us help you with a step-by-step...
Chinese New Year falls on a Saturday and Sunday, the 25th and 26th of January 2020, and that means an extra day of weekend on the following Monday or if you have a school-going kid, that's 2 extra day of long weekend till the 28th of January! Here's a list of CNY promotions so that you can fill up the free days, and not burn a hole in your pocket (especially after giving out all the Hong Baos). Also Read: Public Holidays, School Holidays and Long Weekends in 2020 KidZania Singapore - Prosperity Bundle Photo Credit: KidZania Singapore Promotion Period: 3 Jan - 9 Feb 2020 Spend the long CNY weekend at KidZania Singapore with the Prosperity Bundle of 1 Adult...
