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Were can you take an 18 month old who won’t sit still? I don’t want to be constantly chasing after him all day long!


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  • Any place they can explore safely without you being there all the time. Try and find play centres that have specific areas for kids under 2. Swimming is also a good activity to get them a little worn out!


  • Indoor play centres, museum, enclosed parks, zoo, kick a ball (i find this particularly good with my 2 active boys)


  • Fenced in parks / playgrounds, bike ride, a long walk around botanical gardens (perhaps a picnic also) to feed ducks (don’t feed bread tho as it is bad for them), an indoor play centre (we have a few locally in Tasmania that are great for expelling excess energy


  • Google up parks in your neighbourhood. There are sometimes great parks with a ton of things for toddlers to do. We have one that is about 20 mins drive but totally worth it. It has a toddler area, sandpit,small duckpond, bike track and a wading pond. You could take bread to feed the ducks there, have a picnic, run around, kick a ball etc. All fun things for a toddler. Some clubs also have a toddler/fun area so you could feasibly have a drink or meal while the kids run around inside supervised.


  • i meant like a kids playground, not park. you could take him for a walk around the botanic gardens. Take him to feed some ducks, get him a bike and take him for a little ride somewhere.


  • a park that is fully fenced, a zoo, let him run around in an oval, fly kites


  • An indoor play centre is a good place for toddlers 🙂


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