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Dolpo Kids club ties-up with Gymboree

INTO THE SCENE - Han Kintanar -

It was a fun-filled sunny Saturday at the Maribago Bluewater Beach Resort when the resort invited some friends from the media to announce the recent tie of Dolpo Kids Club and Gymboree.

Dolpo Kiddie Club is Maribago Bluewater’s kiddie club. At the resort, they consider the kids as their most special guests and the Dolpo Kids Club is there to make sure that their distinct needs are taken cared of, making their stay as enjoyable and as comfortable as possible with fun and educational activities in store for them. Dolpo, the resort’s mascot, is named after the youngest of the legendary seven dolphins, the best friend of hero Lapu-Lapu. As they say, together, they helped save the island of Mactan from invaders. 

On the other hand, Gymboree Play & Music has been fostering creativity and confidence in children ages 0-5 for over 32 years now. Today, there are over 550 locations in 32 countries, making them the global leader in early childhood development programs. Gymboree is recognized for a unique approach to parent involvement, their programs encourage participation and understanding of each child’s development. 

As perks of the tie-up, Gymboree members can avail of a lot of privileges at the resort such as free entrance, discounts, etc. For more deatails, one may call Gymboree at 4127529 or log on to www.bluewater.com.ph.   

Here are some photos taken during that afternoon of laughter, kiddie games, kiddie foodies, etc. for the “young once” media friends.  

DOLPO

DOLPO KIDDIE CLUB

DOLPO KIDS CLUB

DOLPO KIDS CLUB AND GYMBOREE

GYMBOREE

GYMBOREE PLAY

LAPU-LAPU

MACTAN

MARIBAGO BLUEWATER

MARIBAGO BLUEWATER BEACH RESORT

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