New Mummy In The Making
Seoul is the capital of South Korea, the place where our favourite variety show – Running Man is from! Hubby and I are huge fans and each time we watch, we will end up cooking ramyeon to feed the cravings we get from watching them […]
We always love massage in Bangkok, it’s good and so cheap that we can do it everyday! But with a kid and no one else to help us to take care, massage became a little dream that’s so near yet so far. But…. what is […]
Things to prepare: Printed out voucher for Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World Baby E and Daddy E loves aquarium! So there is no way to miss this aquarium in Bangkok. Initially I wanted to put it on the same day as Kidzania as they are […]
Chatuchak (JJ Market) Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Things to prepare: Baby carrier Sunblock Extra clothings/Swimwear and towel for waterplay Chatuchak, also known as JJ Market, the biggest market in Bangkok, is one of the must-go places you have to add into […]
KidZania Bangkok Weekdays 10.00am – 5.00pm | Weekend and Holidays 10.30am – 8.30pm | 5th floor of Siam Paragon | website Things to prepare: Sling pouch to keep kidzos KidZania is an indoor theme park where it has a replica town where children can role-play in real-world […]
Upon arrival, Daddy E opt to book a taxi, which cost us a grand sum of 750 baht (S$30) to Amari Watergate Hotel. With a sleepy kid and two luggages in toll, I do think that’s the obvious option. Tio carrot head also no choice. […]
Before I had Baby E, travelling was simple. Choose where I want to go, pick the dates, pack and go! But, as any parent would know, travelling with a kid or kids, is not as easy anymore. It took us quite long, to decide that […]
One of the highlights of our Japan trip in Kobe is Rokkosan Pasture! Up in Mount Rokko, Kobe, lies Rokkosan Pasture – a farm where you can interact with farm animals such as sheeps, horses, rabbits, cows and goats. With a toddler tagging along, we […]
Hakone is one of the most popular hotspring hotspot in Tokyo for centuries, and being of close proximity to Mount Fuji is a major plus point. Upon arrival at Haneda Airport, we took Keiyu Bus to Hakone-Yumoto where our accomodation – Ichinoyu Shinkan is. It was a […]
Malacca, one of the most popular tourist destination in Malaysia with it’s rich historical and cultural background from previous Portuguese, Dutch and British rule. The city centre was also listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in July 2008. It is also my favourite […]
Cameron Highlands is one of the most popular tourist destination in Malaysia, and for good reasons too. It is the highest region in Malaysia, housed the biggest tea plantation, has cool weather and farms growing strawberries and lavender! It was an 4 hours drive from Port Dickson […]
Lexi Port Dickson – View from our room While Malaysia is so near to Singapore, there are still so many places we have yet to explore. Port Dickson is one of them. Our ultimate destination is Cameron Highlands and Malacca but with just one driver, […]