Hi Everyone, Welcome to Noah the Nugget Adventures!
This week, we're sharing with you our International Travel Journey from Sydney to Singapore!
My names Dan, I'm a Dad to a 1-year-old toddler named Noah.
Our channel is about our Daddy Day Care Adventures, hoping to give confidence to the dads out
there, and some reassurance to the mums that Dads can do it too.
In this Singapore series, we will show you a blend of Singapore and what International
travel looks like with a 1-year-old toddler in 2022!
Our flight was 9am, As we live close to the airport, I left home and got to the airport
and queued first.
It was so Noah can sleep uninterrupted to his rhythm.
Due to the pandemic international travel process for baggage and check-in took longer, so be
conservative with your time.
Liz and I got a quick coffee, and we had a little hangout near the gate, Noah was pretty
chipper about the new environment he was in, maybe he knew we were travelling or something?
We had a quick change of nappies, because no-one was there, and then it was time.
Time to board
We flew Singapore Airlines and got the seats at the front of the economy section.
We were lucky we didn't have someone next to us, so Noah was free to cruise and play
sitting on the floor.
I don't think very much of airlines usually but Singapore Airlines were great.
The service was genuine.
It was things like offering you food before the main cabin so you can look after your
child, checking in on you every now and then.
It made you actually relax.
Overall It was a dream of a flight, If I wanted the nap gods to fulfil my wish, well we got
our wish.
Noah napped for 2 hours and another 45m on the 2nd.
Noah was such a good happy boy.
We even prepared last-minute screen time but we didn't need it!
We fed Noah twice throughout the flight we had a double-walled food container from bbox,
and some steel cases for his snacks, Noah ate so well on the flight.
If you're unfamiliar with our vlogs, we love bibs, we find its just an effective way to
keep Noah clean and the environment throughout the solids journey.
ill put in the link for the stuff we used to travel.
So we survived!
Survived the 7 and a half hours, As we landed in Singapore, all the relevant
documents were linked to our passport, As a backup though make sure you have your documents
on your phone or device.
We were out of the airport catching the taxi in less than 20 minutes.
Don't worry about baby seats if you're catching a taxi in Singapore.
baby seats are not required.
Our stay throughout this trip was at Pan Pacific Service Apartment suites in Somerset, which
is right on the famous Orchard Road.
For $297 a night, we wanted the flexibility to cook Noah some food, steaming veggies,
and microwave some packets we brought.
We got upgraded to an executive suite.
We rejigged the furniture around so it's more Noah friendly, but relatively a toddler-friendly
room!
Our room in particular was super convenient, it has a double door exit-entry, one from
the bedroom and one to the living room.
This worked to our advantage so either Liz and I can pop out to grab something from the
shops.
We brought our Cubo AI monitor, which we hot spotted from our mobile phones and to use
the white noise machine and a camera to monitor Noah.
There are two sliding doors that get you access to the bathroom, and another sliding door
that divides the toilet and shower.
The architecture was so well throughout in a practical sense for parents.
Blackoutbale curtains, Dining Table, Full Kitchenette.
A King size bed, with ports supported with USB A.
A sunbed on both the living room and bedroom so you can do work looking at the good view
into Singapore.
I felt the view perfectly represented what Singapore was, a Green Metropolis.
We went to the local supermarket after quickly unpacking as it was heading into Noah's dinner
and bedtime routine.
We steamed him some veggies with our portable Joseph and Joseph steamer basket and we put
him to bed!
So, It was time for Liz and My dinner, That separate space really worked out, because
Liz went down and got some Hokkien Mee and Chicken Rice.
Guys, it might not look good in plastic containers, but SINGAPORE is known for their food and
it was amazing.
I missed Singapore and its food.
I'm glad that we're back.
We don't know what we're doing throughout the 6 days here, but we'd love for you to
join us along the way.
Thanks for watching Noah the Nugget Adventures, we'll see you in the next episode!