I'm a big fan of Gymboree, although it can cost a bit of money.
The mall has a play center.
Children's museum is great (although in the city, not in the thick of everything)
Library, Barnes & Nobles, and/or BORDERs story time
some Finagle a Bagel locations offer a children's music hour
Hope this is helpful. I'll post again if I think of anything else. This time of year is tough because of the cold, once the weather warms up there are a lot of great things to do outdoors.
Try Mamas Move in Norwell.. In addition to tons of other women's services, they have an indoor playspace called ExploraZone. The kids LOVE it. www.mamasmove.com.. I work there doing childcare.. and could certainly mail you a coupon, if you want one. Just let me know.. Amy.
You may want to check one mom's review blog. She has tons of great places to take toddlers. I believe she mentioned a children's museum in Easton she liked and I know she has some indoor play places down there listed.
I from the north, so I don't have much experience down south. We just did Imagine That in Lawrence which my daughter loved and Discovery Museum in Acton which is great for toddlers.
Re: places to go with toddler south of boston?
I'm a big fan of Gymboree, although it can cost a bit of money.
The mall has a play center.
Children's museum is great (although in the city, not in the thick of everything)
Library, Barnes & Nobles, and/or BORDERs story time
some Finagle a Bagel locations offer a children's music hour
Hope this is helpful. I'll post again if I think of anything else. This time of year is tough because of the cold, once the weather warms up there are a lot of great things to do outdoors.
You may want to check one mom's review blog. She has tons of great places to take toddlers. I believe she mentioned a children's museum in Easton she liked and I know she has some indoor play places down there listed.
I from the north, so I don't have much experience down south. We just did Imagine That in Lawrence which my daughter loved and Discovery Museum in Acton which is great for toddlers.