#MYStayHome: Malaysian parents build obstacle course for their kids in their porch


There are many ways children can have fun while staying indoors. — Photos: Grace Tan

When the government extended the movement control order (MCO) till April 14, entrepreneur and mother-of-three Grace Tan had to put on her creative thinking cap and come up with ideas to entertain her three young children.

“We live in Miri, and our home isn’t too far from the beach. My kids love outdoor activities. In the evenings, they enjoy going to the playground by the beach, cycling, or on long walks, ” says Tan, 36.

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