Magic City's Baby-Guiding Paradise No. 032 | Watching the Lights, Chasing the Stars, and Having Fun

□Ocean of knowledge| □Embrace nature| □Exercise| ■Leisure and entertainment We plan to spend a year exploring 100 worthwhile places to take your kids out for a stroll in Shanghai🌈. Today I would like to recommend the 032nd baby strolling paradise - 🕹Nailbao (Yuyuan Branch). Families in Shanghai, come and see how much joy and surprise are hidden here, and share this great place for 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦kids~ - 👶Article recommendation index: 🏻🌕咞's time-travel journey🚀, must be shared with everyone! - 📍Let me talk about the address first. The Nai Er Bao Yu Garden store is located in the Yu Garden Shopping Mall (the inner door is closed during the Lantern Festival). Antique buildings with the characteristics of Yu Garden can be seen everywhere, with flying eaves, brackets, carved beams and painted buildings, as if pulling us back to ancient times. This atmosphere of blending ancient and modern times is simply amazing! For children, this is an immersive journey to experience traditional Chinese culture🏮, with surprises at every step. As soon as we arrived at the Yuyuan store, our little Qiaohu fan couldn't sit still and kept clamoring to go find Qiaohu first. It happened to be during the Yu Garden Lantern Festival, so in addition to the traditional little snake lanterns, the Qiaohu shape was of course also indispensable. Not only are the characters Qiaohu and Qiqi on the plaque of "Hefeng Building" very delicately designed, they are also eye-catching. There was also the furry Qiaohu. The little guy jumped and danced with excitement, and even pulled me to take a photo with Qiaohu. It was another successful day of "star chasing"! . We had originally planned to enjoy the light show in the evening, but the kids were too tired and we ran out of time, so we could only watch the wonderful facilities of Youbaomeibao from afar outside the window of Nai'erbaonai. ! My little boy is only two and a half years old. At first, I was worried that he would not be able to do anything, but I didn’t expect that he could actually use a whisk to beat cream. He looked so focused and his little hands were so strong. He beat the cream so well that I was amazed! . What excited the children the most was the archery session. They all turned into little warriors, drawing the bow and shooting arrows in a very professional manner and having a lot of fun. They worked together, holding dragon lanterns and lions, and ran happily in the venue with innocent smiles on their faces. 📕To see more of the 100 best places to take your kids out in Shanghai, please go to my favorites [100 best places to take your kids out in Shanghai] #一周溜娃好去处 #周刊溜娃好去处 #走娃指南