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Posted on 31 Jan 2012

No space for kids to play? This foldable cardboard piece may just be the solution

What do you do when there is not enough space in your house for your children to have a dedicated play area? Well, this designer made one out of cardboard.

Said STOMPer BoredNoMore:

"This clever foldable cardboard play area is designed by Liya Mairson and is called 'My space'.

"It is for children aged 3 to 6 years old and inspired by pop-up technique.

"Specially designed for small urban apartments (that's our HDB!), it can be placed in a variety of ways, and at the end of it all, folded and stored behind a door.

"What's even better is that it allows children to use their own imagination and they can unfold it and move it around without an adult.

"It's also fully recyclable, which makes it environmentally friendly.

"Now this is a good gift idea for your friend's toddlers!"