{"id":197,"date":"2006-03-06T09:30:00","date_gmt":"2006-03-06T09:30:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mytwogirls.net\/?p=197"},"modified":"2006-03-06T09:30:00","modified_gmt":"2006-03-06T09:30:00","slug":"a-sunday-morning-at-kids-sports","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mytwogirls.net\/?p=197","title":{"rendered":"A Sunday Morning At Kids Sports"},"content":{"rendered":"

We stayed home on Saturday because Daddy was suffering from jetlag and was sleeping most of the time.<\/p>\n

On Sunday, he thought he would make it up to Zara by bringing her to the Shah Alam Lake Garden<\/a> (*roll eyes* men really know how to have fun huh?). There really isn’t much in that park, except a big dirty grass field. I told him it would have been better to just bring Zara to the football field near our house.<\/p>\n

I suggested Kids Sports instead, since lots of blogging mums have given very good feedback about that place (see, mums know how to have fun more *grin*).<\/p>\n

So we went to 1 Utama at about 10am, before the crowd started pouring in. We had breakfast, and then brought Zara to see the fishes at the Rainforest section, and finally headed to Kids Sports. I went in with Zara while Daddy stayed outside.<\/p>\n

Zara was ecstatic! Especially with the slide right at the entrance, where she could slide right into a pool of plastic balls!! She spent most of her time there, rolling in them, jumping into them, tossing the balls etc.<\/p>\n

I brought her to the bigger play area, with all the slopes to climb, and tunnels to crawl. I was like a commando, crawling around the place with her on all fours, helping her on more difficult maneuver. It was fun, I have to say, even for me, but I suffered a back ache and sore knees later from all the bending and crawling. <\/p>\n

1hr after the intense activity, while we were climbing up the rubber steps to go on the big slide, Zara just refused to move, laid down midway, started sucking her thumb and chanted, “milk milk!”<\/span> (below photo). Even with much persuasion, she still refused to budge. I had to half drag half carry her up, slide down the slide, and then give her her milk fix.<\/p>\n

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Of course after the milk fix, she was all charged up and went on to climb, jump, crawl, slide, with a very tired and hungry mummy dragging behind.<\/p>\n

Zara really enjoyed herself. Later, when we asked her did she like Kids Sports, her face went blank; but when I said, “Neh, the place with lots of ball-balls”<\/span>, she brightened up and replied, “Ball Balls!” “Many!” “Throw!” “Step!” “Jump!” <\/span>in her disjointed sentence.<\/p>\n

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