Raising children can be expensive. There are nappies, teeny garments, sticky sweets, mini furniture, toys and school fees to think about, so when it comes to entertaining them, most moms and pops likely want to keep costs as low as possible. Of course, this doesn\u2019t mean simply sitting at home \u2013 no one wants little tykes climbing up curtains or hanging from lampshades \u2013 but rather finding fun family-friendly activities that don\u2019t burn a hole in the pocket.<\/p>\n
And fortunately, such things do actually exist in Cape Town. From free options like storytelling sessions at bookshops to very affordable to-dos like crocodile viewing, rose picking and grape juice tasting at wine farms, there are plenty ways to keep tiny tots busy while pinching the pennies. If you\u2019re wondering where to find such alternatives, simply take a look below \u2013 we\u2019ve carefully compiled an overview of things to do with kids for free or for less than R50 to help you get through the child-rearing phase with your bank balance still more or less intact.<\/p>\n
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