In Singapore, one of the shopping capitals of the world, you are completely spoiled for choice when it comes to malls. However, it can also be a bit overwhelming. I can definitively say that the best mall to buy kids' stuff in Singapore is Forum, the Shopping Mall.
It's neither the nicest nor the biggest mall in Singapore, but that's what makes it so perfect. You can get around quickly, and can find your way to most stores easily. It also belies the designer factor of the stores housed here: DKNY Kids, Ralph Lauren Kids, Kids 21 Boutique. You will also find toy stores such as Toys "R"Us and the Early Learning Center (not yet in the States but a favorite in Asia and parts of Europe). If the kids need to burn off some energy, you can drop them to the little play area for a small fee, and watch them get nap-ready. As a special mention, check out Little Colette in the basement for beautiful nursery accessories and knick-knacks. As with all Singapore malls, parking is easily available and well-organized underground and taxi stands are well designated.
Other posts in the Singapore series:
Singapore, Singapore - The Love Affair that Began Once I Became a Parent
Singapore, Singapore - One Degree 15 Marina Club in Sentosa
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Friday, July 17, 2009
Singapore, Singapore - One Degree 15 Marina Club in Sentosa
My sister is a member of the One Degree 15 Marina Club in Sentosa and I have to say, it is one of my favorite places for kids in Singapore. Sporting a huge pool with translucent walls so you can see all the legs kicking underwater, and a fun little baby pool with a fountain, it's the ideal place to spend the day in Singapore's tropical weather. Since Singapore is nanny-friendly, you can have your help supervise while you grab a drink or a massage and then all get back together for an afternoon coffee in the pool (they have lounge chairs and coffee tables in the shallow part of the pool- sorry, no pics).
The menu is extremely baby-friendly, and the playroom is certainly a highlight once all the water activities have ceased (see baby K having a blast below).
The downside: members only - try to find a rich friend!

The menu is extremely baby-friendly, and the playroom is certainly a highlight once all the water activities have ceased (see baby K having a blast below).
The downside: members only - try to find a rich friend!
Other posts in the Singapore series:
Singapore, Singapore - The Love Affair that Began Once I Became a Parent
Singapore, Singapore - Forum, the Best Shopping Mall for Kids
Singapore, Singapore - The Love Affair that Began Once I Became a Parent
Singapore, Singapore - Forum, the Best Shopping Mall for Kids
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