Skip the amusement park this Children's Day ! Four Creative Kids' Activities Revealed

Children's Day is here—why not skip the usual trips to amusement parks and zoos for something more creative? The Mom’s Journal editorial team has specially planned four kid-friendly creative activity spots. In addition to four fun play locations, each venue offers special Children's Day activities. Best of all, Mom’s Journal is also inviting kids to watch a free movie together. Check the article link at the end of the page—moms, leave a comment for a chance to enjoy a free movie with your child !

After significant industrial offshoring in Taiwan, many people don’t know that there is still a rubber balloon factory rooted in Taiwan. In addition to adorable mascots like Little Gardener Bunny BoBo and friends, it offers a great opportunity to learn about the culture and creativity of the balloon industry. Here, you can make balloons with your kids and let them understand the balloon-making process. It’s truly an amazing family travel destination for Children's Day !

:Due to limited space, the Taiwan Balloon Museum does not offer self-guided visits. Those wishing to join guided tours and DIY sessions are advised to book online in advance.

:Taiwan Balloon Museum proudly launches the ‘Children’s Day Little Guide’ Experience
Children’s Day Little Guide Recruitment ~ Launching Up!! Would you like to ‘freely’ experience being a guide at the Taiwan Balloon Museum for a day ?
Any child participating in the Children’s Day holiday activities can sign up for the Little Guide selection (four sessions per day, one child per session), with priority given to those who have booked online visits !
Registration period: From now until March 22 (Sun)
Age limit: Children aged 6–10
Personality: Loves balloons, not afraid of balloons, lively, brave, unafraid of strangers, enjoys expressing themselves, and responsible
★ Priority given to those who have already booked online visits for April 3, 4, 5, and 6
For detailed activity guidelines, please refer to the official website
◎ Taiwan Balloon Museum reserves the right to interpret, modify, or cancel the event ◎

Born in 1929 in Matsumoto, Nagano Prefecture, Japan, Yayoi Kusama comes from a long-established family that ran a nursery. She was a child who loved to draw and often sketched plants in seed collection fields. This renowned Japanese artist is holding an exhibition in Taiwan, where her giant, vibrant artworks are a big hit with children. If you have kids who love art and drawing, skip the amusement park this Children's Day and bring them to see the exhibition. Understanding an artist’s sense of beauty is more meaningful and rewarding than a day at the theme park !

Hands-on x Market x Polka Dots
March 22, 2015 — Everyone joins the polka dot craze ! Celebrations in both Kaohsiung and Taichung