WW : My girls

Our leap day @ The Polliwogs

The Polliwogs 

Last leap day, we spent almost the whole day at The Polliwogs (its an indoor and outdoor playground for kids). We went out at about 12pm and only reached home at 5pm. 

It's situated at the East Coat Parkway, so the easiest way for us to get there was by cab. Journey was about 15mins from Nenek's, and it cost us S$7 (currently in Singapore, once you put a foot in a cab, the charge is already S$3.20).

Since we were there on a weekday, so the charge was S$10 for under 2s, and S$18 for above for unlimited play! Weekends are more expensive of course and only for a limited time. Adults are free. 

Quite a variety of play activities provided.  

Slides

Experimenting wind and balls 

Shooting balls

Obstacle play

Swing

The interactive playpad

Seating area was quite cozy. Adik had her afternoon nap for a while.

Outdoor area. Just the Bouncy provided. 

Story-telling and art session on Tue, Wed and Thur at 4pm.

Only us available but the staffs still went on with it. Great effort.

Swimming in the balls

There is a BK down few units away, so we pit stopped for a while. 

Time to head home!

All in all, Polliwogs is a great place to bring your kids down for a fun playtime. Unlimited play is of course a great benefit if you can come down on weekdays, as I don't think an hour and a half is quite enough for them. And of course if you're a kiasu parent like I am, you would want to make every cents of your money paid worth it. Plus it is much less crowded. Its quite spacious but all area are within visual contact from the cozy seating area for adults who just want to let their kids roam around on their own. 

We'll becoming here again for sure!

A Balqis sad story

Once there were 2 girls who were sunny and joyful with the presence of their beloved balloons. They played with it gleefully, dancing and jumping with the loyal orange and blue all around.  

When suddenly an evil prick came out of nowhere and popped the eldest's. 

The little one full of empathy, tried to soothe the despair.

But alas! She wasn't spared either!

The End

LOL!

Not too wordy Wednesday

What they do every morning in Singapore...

Go next door for their bath

The view from Nenek's 10th floor

 Playing with fat cats at void deck -the cats are very well fed here

Kakak's delish choc chips bread pudding

Library trip

Its been a truly long time since we last visited the library. I'm not so sure myself if there is any children's library at Kuantan. So everytime we come back to Singapore I will try to make it a must to go to there. 

This is the nearest to my mum's house. Since I'm bringing the tandem stroller, buses are out of question. I couldn't possibly handle 2 kids and lug the 12kg stroller boarding the bus. And so, we I walked all the way there which took about 15mins.  

We had our breakfast at the 'kopitiam' nearby. Had 'lontong' which I had been craving for quite some time. I miss Singapore food! We had been having Nasi Lemak everyday at Kuantan - we have to have rice at least once a day, Kakak and Adik especially is a big rice-eater.  Next in line would be 'Mee Siam', 'Soto' and 'Mee Rebus' YUM!

Data-entry clerks at work

Busy busy

Yeah Singapore is a 'fine' country. Everything cost $$$, These are fines for returning the books late the last time. Unless you pay, you will not be able to borrow. 

Checking out the books

I love this stroller! Though the downsides are its bulky when folded and heavy, but it has really served us well. Smooth, easy to turn even 360degrees, fit through standard doors, and its side-by-side.
 

Since it was too hot to walk, we decided to spend some time at Mcdonald's

Playground first before heading home