Families who play together, stay together. Active, fun interaction creates memorable memories. Yet it also becomes apparent that adults will only have fun only if the children have fun. Frustrated and sulky children are day spoilers. So what do children need? May it be a newborn baby or a teenager, their bountiful energy requires space to expend in the outdoors.
Green fields, waterfront walks, large gardens – to run around, play soccer and badminton, fly kites, enjoy nature, cycle! Some Singapore serviced apartments also offer baby pools and indoor play gyms for those rainy days. Let’s take a look at what one such serviced apartment in Singapore has to offer to appreciate what an ideal Singapore serviced apartment for families should look like, a compliment from Aurealis Serviced Residence.
Baby pool – should be up to only 50cm in depth
Splashing in a baby pool safe for children delight them. Mini fountains double the fun!
Outdoor playground in the safe boundary of the building
Meet mini-friends daily at the playground and socialise! Children thrive and learn social etiquettes in a familiar, small area playground with friends while building up their muscles.
Indoor play gym
Rain should not deprive your children’s playing needs. Daily-cleaned play gym adds a variety to their playing experience.
Large green field
Large green fields right downstairs add an added dimension to possibilities of fun – playing catching, soccer, badminton, etc. Enjoy rolling fun!
Large gardens to appreciate the flora and fauna
Large gardens with different plant and climate genres that change seasonally such as that offered by Gardens-by-the-Bay augment your children’s tactile and cognitive learning. Touch and spell the plants, and your children will grow up as calm adults who love nature.
Waterfront stroll
Enjoy the waterfront breeze while strolling with your children. Relaxing strolls are a great way to bond with your family members. The breathtaking Marina Bay offers a 5000-step exercise for your family one way around the bay. Pop by at Marina Bay Sands or One Fullerton for a tantalising food break.
Cycling track
Cycling liberates you as the breeze brushes gently against your cheeks and hair. It offers a mini adrenaline rush and is a good workout for the legs and heart. Your family can opt to cycle around Marina Bay or cycle all the way on a dedicated cycling track to East Coast Park and even Changi Airport!
Shopping mall – for the quick bites and grocery grabs
An on-site shopping mall to Singapore serviced apartments offers an important auxiliary quick access to food and grocery delivery, especially for perishable food such as bread and milk. The mall should also offer a pharmacy for the oh-so-easily bruised active children.
Integrated MRT train stations
Singapore serviced apartments that offer an integrated link to sheltered MRT train stations are a must for families with children. With hands so full-on pram, bags, etc, families need sheltered and easy access to MRT train stations for an easy commute to other parts of Singapore. Aurealis Serviced Residence in Marina Bay is one such rare serviced apartment that has integrated access to Downtown, Raffles Place and Shenton Way MRT train stations. This access also offers sheltered access to office buildings for daddies and mummies.
All in all, living in a serviced apartment in Singapore with all the above amenities will ensure that your children are happy, you are happy.
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