Bangkok is without a doubt my favorite cities in the world, I'm never bored of it and I've been visiting again and again because of the great hospitality, people, food and energy the city brings.

Miya is 4 this year and I thought why not bring her out for a short trip to my favorite city? Here are my 3 days itinerary of things to do in Bangkok with Kids, this will cover everything from food to accommodation to transportation.

Wifi is available at most places like hotels and malls but to be safe I've got a SIM card as soon as I touch down Don Meung Airport which cost only 170bhat for 5 days.


Transportation

The best way to commute is actually taking the train because Bangkok is pretty well known for its traffic jams. There are times when Miya was too tired to walk so don't forget to download the GRAB app cause it'll be useful when the time comes.

Accommodation

We stay at Center Point Pratunam, it's located opposite Platinum Shopping Mall,  a kids club on F floor, thanks for the help of my sis I was able to sneak off for a massage and shopping plus laundry room is also available.



Tips for traveling with young kids

#1 Make sure your child is eating right and getting enough sleep. This will help prevent tantrums caused by fatigue and irritability.

#2 Prepare her favorite toys & books to sleep her distracted. Waiting at the airport for 2hours is not easy for a child.

#3 Pick the right time and place. Some places may get really crowded by midday so try going over earlier.

#4. Don't over plan your day, younger kids need their nap time so remember to schedule in some downtime.


Day 1: Platinum Mall + Siam Square

Platinum Mall wasn't a really good choice for kids but the hotel was just right opposite so we dropped by and grabbed a few clothes for the girls and we headed to Siam Square.

Knowing how much Miya like Hello Kitty, our first stop here is the Hello Kitty cafe. The cafe is located inside Siam Square mall, you can easily spot the signage, the cafe is huge, with 3 floors for you to explore, the basement is a retail shop for Hello Kitty merchandise and 2nd and 3rd floor is the seating area for you to enjoy your food and each floor is decorated with lots of pink Hello Kitty decoration.




After Miya's done taking pictures and exploring each floor, we decided to chill and have some Hello Kitty ice cream, it cost us 265bhat which was pretty reasonable for a cafe like that.

Since she was really cooperative we also manage to do some shopping at the bazaar beside the mall, tops were 200-250bhat and there were funkier clothing for kids as well which cost us 150-200bhat. I find shopping here cheaper than Platinum Mall.


Day 2:  Imagina + Terminal 21 + Asiatique



Started day 2 with brunch at Kuppadeli because I wanted to pay some respects at Erawan Shrine. We ordered a big breakfast, toast, and pancakes, overall the food was good, portions were big but the service was slow.










After breakfast, we took a train to Imaginia Playland at The Emporium Shopping Mall, this place was perfect for kids, it's a spacious indoor playland with tons of interactive activities suitable for young kids, priced at 250bhat for kids and 200bhat for adults for 3 hours.
Please prepare your own socks otherwise you may grab a pair for 50bhat


Once we're done playing we took the train to Terminal 21 and had Japanese Food at my favorite restaurant Ootoya, they've got the best chawanmushi and the food was good as usual, did a little bit of shopping before we went back to the hotel for a short nap.


Spend our evening at Asiatique, this place is a combination of a mall and night market. We took a grab car which cost us 400bhat here's a lot of dining options here, had dinner at one of it which was beside the riverfront.


We also went for the Asiatique Sky – the big Ferris Wheel after dinner, cost 450bhat for Adults and 250bhat for Kids below 120cm the wait was around 20 minutes but it was worth waiting because we had the whole cubicle to ourselves to enjoy the night view of the riverfront.





Came down from our ride and saw this super cute stall, Love Milk, the pastel-colored unicorn drink caught Miya's attention, so we sat down and had toast with kaya and a unicorn smoothie.

Day 3: Sealife Bangkok + Central World



It's our last day here and we decided to spend it at a gigantic aquarium under Siam Paragon Shopping Centre. Sealife Bangkok is a must on the list, exploring this aquarium was really interesting for both of us, just take note on the timing for talks and shows it was really worth staying for those.


We were here on our first day and it was really packed so we came really early in the morning to avoid the crowd. The place is very well set up, and interactive & educational for kids. Tickets are not cheap but to avoid the line I purchased my tickets on Travelog which was half the price so it made it really worth visiting.

Ended our day with a good meal at Central World before we went back to the hotel and packed for home. By this time, Miya was a little bit homesick and to be honest me too but overall it was a great trip for the both of us, just bear in mind Bangkok means lots of walking so it might be a good idea to bring along your stroller if your kid isn't keen on walking, I nearly broke my back carrying her around.

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My 14 Day Experience

Day 1: Pretty excited about this, I stop eating at 8pm every day so that's when I started with my first packet. Mintox was easy to prepare, just mix one sachet with a cup of warm water and surprisingly it doesn't need to be shaken like most drinks do, just stir with a teaspoon and you're good to go. Taste wise I like it very much, it's actually really tasty, kinda reminds me of peach tea. The instructions mentioned to add 200ml of water but that wasn't enough for me and I felt that it was too sweet so I added more.

Day 2: So this is the day I had to go the toilet, on their website they actually give a heads up to consumers so I knew what was coming. I had a tummy ache at 7am in the morning and that woke me up, it wasn't that bad, we to the toilet and settle it.

Day 7; It's been a week of consuming Mintox, I could feel my body being lighter, Mintox has definitely helped me combat my constipation problems, since I've been taking it on time it's now a routine for me to go to the toilet every morning before I leave home and being able to go to the toilet every day is bliss to me, for a person who suffers from constipation this I've got to say this works!



Day 14: It's been 2 weeks now since I've weighed myself before I started my first box, I am happy to see myself losing 1.3kg, I notice my belly is much smaller which gives me more confidence. 

My verdict: Mintox is a delicious detox fiber that works for me, it has helped me achieved both my goals - constipation & weight loss. In terms of losing weight, if you’re looking for a quick solution to lose weight, this is not for you. Mintox works with you together with a healthy diet and workout regimen you'll be on your journey to a healtier self.

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There is also an on-site cafe that offers all-day menu with items to please both adults and kids. This place is perfect for busy parents need a time out while the kids play in a safe and secure environment. Miya and I had our lunch there, I had a beef burger and Miya had pasta, the pasta was good Miya enjoyed it but my buns for my burger were really dry, there's room for improvement but overall a great place to relax and recharge.





Halfway during our playdate, Mina had to change her diapers and it's time for milk. Waka Waka Playland has a nursing room with clean changing area, sink to clean up and hot water dispenser. The restroom is right beside it and it's complete with a child-size potty and sink.







Toddlers and babies can enjoy themselves as well with 2 areas specially designed for kids 3 and under. The play area is equipped with softer equipment and age-appropriate toys like a baby rocker, swings, slides, soft climbing area and an interactive, learning sensory wall.

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Admission Price

Weekday
Children 90cm Height and Below RM24.00
Children Above 90cm Height RM30.00

Weekend
Children 90cm Height and Below RM30.00
Children Above 90cm Height RM40.00
*Don't forget to bring along your socks this is applicable for both adults & kids😉

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