No More Baths for R?

We are moving next month (just before we board the plane for a 18 hour flight and three week vacation: not looking forward to this). The new apartment is also in a modern high-rise (we will be on the 17th floor there, instead of the 20th), in the same neighborhood. The actual space is similar too: three bedrooms, living/dining area, tiny kitchen, maid's quarters...In general the variety of housing options in Singapore is smaller than in the US.

R in the bath: she used to be frightened of the bubbles but now she likes them

In some ways the new place is nicer. Advantages: terrace area (though since R can't be out there unsupervised, it's not a unmixed blessing); oven; brand new appliances; dedicated study for B (meaning the third bedroom can have some other function than a computer/paper cavern); better on-site convenience store (the new one sells fresh produce and cheese). Still no dishwasher (because doesn't everyone have a maid???).

Busy dumping water onto the floor

The main disadvantage is that there's no bathtub. I am really sad about this because R loves baths and takes one with her father almost every night (it's their bonding time). Maybe we can buy one? I will look into this. We are also going to lose our ocean view and enormous pool area (the new complex has two pools plus a water play area, but they are smaller).

R takes as many toys into the bath as she can (including her baby doll)

Overall I think the new apartment will be nice and we will enjoy living there and having a bit more space. This is the right attitude to take in any case, because we don't really have a choice in the matter!