When it feels like your active tyke is about to destroy your house, or it’s simply too hot or rainy to play outside, consult this list of age-appropriate centres around SG.
Buds by Shangri-La
Branded as Singapore’s largest play space designed and built for kids in a hotel, it includes a dedicated area for toddlers. There are jumpers that let them bounce up and down, slides, a shallow ball pit plus kiddy rides. Price: from $18. (22 Orange Grove Rd, Shangri-La Hotel,, 258350, https://bit.ly/2mRErna)
T-Play
With parts made in Sweden and assembled in SG, it’s the first augmented indoor playground introduced in HomeTeamNS’s (a non-profit association for police and civil defence national servicemen) Bukit Batok clubhouse. The 4,200square-foot facility is open to the public, so kids can get to play on the trampolines and slides, and in the interactive centres and ball pits here. Price: From $16. (2 Bukit Batok West Ave 7, 258350, www. hometeamns.sg/t-play)
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