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Things to do - 2 year old

  • 28-01-2015 10:46am
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    kitten_k
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    Looking for indoor places to go or things to do with a 2 year old. She will be the only child with us so need something to keep her entertained.

    Am based in Dublin.


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    Sligo1
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    kitten_k wrote: »
    Looking for indoor places to go or things to do with a 2 year old. She will be the only child with us so need something to keep her entertained.

    Am based in Dublin.

    Panda play cafe (ballsbridge or terenure) ballsbridge is bigger, fraggles (rathfarnham), funky monkeys (dundrum). They all have websites if u want to google them to choose.

    Word of warning, not to scare you but bugs are rampant and the moment so don't be too surprised if he/she picks something up at a play centre. Mine have the last couple times. But they need to get put and play so I still bring them nearly every week.


  • #3
    bp
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    There are also play centres in killester and clongriffen if you are north side


  • #4
    lazygal
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    Mine loves museums. Loads to see and chat about. We just wrap up when the weather is bad and hit the playgrounds too. We go to a play café the odd time too.


  • #5
    Ruby31
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    kitten_k wrote: »
    Looking for indoor places to go or things to do with a 2 year old. She will be the only child with us so need something to keep her entertained.

    Am based in Dublin.

    Imaginosity in Sandyford. Check out their website. You need to book online. Only downside is that adults don't go free!

    Leisureplex in Stillorgan do a baby and toddler morning session which only costs €5 and you can stay til 1pm.


  • #6
    Mink
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    If on a budget maybe just going to a big shopping centre when it's not too mad busy and let them run around and go up and down escalators/ travellators (sp?). My guy usually enjoys that for a bit but I can forget actually going into a shop and buying something.

    Liffey valley has a little train that goes round, couple euro. Also has pirates village but only thing suitable in there are the smaller bouncy castles.


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