My 3yo and 5yo had a good time, despite the fact that we only had 2 hours there. My son loved the ATM and the banks, and they had a good time with the steward and stewardess role. However, they also tried the make up/modeling and they were a bit upset as the lady scolded them. We do not know... More

An ideal place for a bad weather day. Great environment to allow children to experience a range of adults jobs (from a baker to a court office clerk to a space mission). Yes, it is in Chinese, but we learned that young children do not mind it. The staff is very helpful and most of them speak good English. We... More

Baby Boss allows children to 'work' in different jobs (eg Pilot, Paramedic, Ice Cream Maker, Fashion Designer) and earn money to spend at the end of their experience. You MUST speak and understand some Mandarin to participate in this attraction. As our children learn Mandarin at school we thought they would have fun here, however as it involved a lot... More

this came highly recommended from friends and it's a good place to spend the entire day during the rainy season. there's a shuttle service provided outside the land bank at zhongxiao fuxing station. go between mon-thurs, it's cheaper. bring your passport and you enjoy 20% off as well. set aside a full day, we were there from 11am-7pm. the fire... More

Never to go on a Monday because it can get really crowded. If school has a Sat activity, then the school may close on following Monday. My kids only managed 7 jobs out of 50+ jobs because it was VERY crowded on the Monday we went. The schools were closed due to a Sat Sport Day event! What luck! A... More

We spent almost whole day there. My 4yo daughter enjoyed her time there. It was crowded that day as many school excursions visited the place too. There are few occupations that she couldn't take part as, firstly, too many kids line up, second, certain job only have few time slot and if you missed it, you can't join it anymore.... More

My son spent a wonderful afternoon at Baby Boss on a recent trip to Taipei. We are expats, but our son is a fairly fluent Mandarin speaker. It was a great way for him to practice his conversation skills and pick up new vocabulary. If you don't speak any Mandarin, I can see that it would be much less fun... More

As it was raining in Taipei, we decided to bring the kids to Baby Boss. W had brought them to Malaysia's Kidszania, so I'll do a short comparison with that in this review. Good: As Baby Boss had been around since 2008, it was not as crowded as compared to Kidszania. This means there's less queue, and the kids managed... More

I visited today and was totally put off at the first and hat was to be my last station, where the staff refused to allow an adult to accompany a frightened child into the activity. After some initial discussion, they relented but only to chase us out again, and yes, I'm not exaggerating here, the person invited us to leave... More