Then, after a long, long car ride (mom got a bit lost!) we arrived at a new place called Amaya Papaya. We met some friends and mommies from our church there and enjoyed a great playdate! All you kiddos out there who are younger than 5 should check it out and make your parents take you sometime! (It's a bit pricey, but we got a discount today through our church).
http://www.amayapapaya.com
My favorite thing at Amaya Papaya was the dollhouse and the bunnies that went inside that dollhouse. Here I am finding a quiet corner to sing a lullaby to the baby bunny. Then, I headed back to the dollhouse to put him to sleep.
Before you say "awww, how sweet", I must tell you that I did not put him in the bed to sleep after all, I changed my mind and decided to cook him in the microwave. I did not mistake the microwave for the bed, either. Mommy heard me say, "I will cook the bunny". Yum.
The giant sandbox was another favorite thing. Dad would love it! You don't have to clean up the sand outside the box when you're done! It's full of "treasures" to discover, too.
I even had a good time pretending to be a baby in the infant and toddler zone. I laid under this little toy for quite a while playing "baby".
On the Dry Erase wall, I tried out every color of marker and then had a blast erasing my own work.
I liked the bunny house so much I decided to put on one of the many costumes there and pretend to be a bunny myself. Then, for a short, short while I tried on the Little Mermaid costume. That got old really quick because the tail kept me from walking too far.
I loved the train table and even took one of the bunnies for a ride on the train. There were plenty of cars and lots of room to play trains.
I even had a good time pretending to be a baby in the infant and toddler zone. I laid under this little toy for quite a while playing "baby".
Another highlight was the fully stocked wooden playhouse complete with puppets, a pretend grill/hot dog stand, mailbox and letters, and a doorbell. It was a great tool for teaching me to share with others and take turns . . . and a few other kids who needed to practice those same skills!
On the Dry Erase wall, I tried out every color of marker and then had a blast erasing my own work. 
Here is the famous "bunny house" where I spent a good portion of my time. I also took the bunnies to several other places in the room as if to "show them around" Amaya Papaya.
All in all, this was a great place to play and I hope mom will take me back!
All in all, this was a great place to play and I hope mom will take me back!
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