Play

Play doesn’t come with an age limit — and thank goodness for that.

Whether it’s dancing barefoot in the living room, chasing bubbles at the park, or screaming my lungs out on a roller coaster I swore I’d never ride, Sidoodle Play is where joy refuses to grow up.
Here, life’s serious business gets a glittery twist — with messy crafts, theme park thrills, and spontaneous detours that turn into the best stories.

In this space, I share fun activities and experiences that bring play back into everyday life — not just for my kids, but for me too.
From Bali swings and bungee jumps in New Zealand to rainy-day fort-building and girls’ nights that end with sore cheeks from laughing, Sidoodle Play celebrates the simple, silly moments that make us feel alive.

This isn’t about “perfect” parenting fun or Pinterest-worthy playdates.
Instead, it’s about real joy — the kind that survives sticky fingers, muddy shoes, and midair shrieks of “Muuum, look at me!”

Around here, laughter counts as cardio.
Playtime becomes therapy, with a side of chaos.

Because playing more isn’t just how I keep my kids happy — it’s how I keep me alive.
And, in the end, these fun activities and experiences are the moments that stay with us long after the noise fades.

Tegenungan Waterfall with Kids (And the Day Omma Dayclub Saved Us)

Tegenungan Waterfall is one of the most accessible waterfalls near Ubud — but with kids, access is only half the story. This is our honest experience visiting Tegenungan with children, navigating the heat, the steps, and why pairing it with Omma Dayclub turned a potentially exhausting stop into one of our most balanced Ubud days.

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Sangeh Monkey Forest with Kids: Where the Monkeys Are Calm and Parents Can Breathe

Travelling to Ubud with kids? Sangeh Monkey Forest offers a calmer alternative to the busy Ubud Monkey Forest — with gentler monkeys, shaded paths, included water and food, and room to explore at your own pace. A monkey experience that feels balanced, respectful, and genuinely enjoyable for families.

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