Babies / Toddlers (Under 3s)
If you’re a parent here in Singapore with a baby or toddler under three years of age, Little Day Out’s Babies And Toddlers page is where you can get ideas on tried and tested baby products, where to bring your little one and some tips and advice on your parenting journey.
Products
We Tried Three: Lunch Boxes For Kids
Trina reviews three of the trendiest lunch boxes for kids and shares with us her thoughts on which one seals the deal.
When you watch me swiftly whipping out food after food to feed - or bribe -...
Parent Review: Oribel’s VertiPlay Wall Toys Review – More Fun, Less Clutter!
Trina and her daughter give Oribel's VertiPlay Wall Toys a try and discover the joys of thoughtful design and that playtime need not to end up with the home looking like a hurricane just...
We Tried Three: Wet Wipes For Baby
Every parent will agree that wet wipes for baby are a newborn essential one just cannot live without. In the first year of baby’s life, it will feel like you require an endless supply...
Where to Go
Splash @ Kidz Amaze: Indoor Water Play at SAFRA Punggol
Located at SAFRA Punggol, Splash @ Kidz Amaze is Singapore’s very first - and largest - indoor water playground. Spanning 24,000 square feet, the whole family will have a great time splashing, sliding, and...
Kaboodle Indoor Playground: Imagination At Play
Researchers have long known that playing with blocks helps children develop cognitive and social skills. In Kaboodle - an indoor play space designed to develop the creative intelligence of children ages 1 to 12...
Lost Islands At The Artground: An Immersive Journey Through Singapore & Indonesia’s Folktales At...
Step into Lost Islands, an immersive arts installation at The Artground at Goodman Arts Centre, taking place from 19 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. This installation for children between the ages of 0...
Nursing Rooms & Family Lounges
Where To Find Nursing Rooms In The Singapore CBD
Calling all working mums! We know that it’s an uphill battle to juggle between a full-time career and the responsibilities of a full-time mum especially when you choose the path of exclusively breastfeeding. Looking...
10 Of The Best Nursing Rooms In Singapore (After Visiting More Than 100!)
After visiting over a hundred nursing rooms in Singaporeand putting together a mega directory of all the nursing rooms in sunny Singapore, I think it’s safe to say I’ve seen my fair share of...
Where to Find Nursing Rooms in Marina Bay
Marina Bay is famous for its breathtaking skyline and uniquely Singaporean architectural icons such as the Merlion, Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay and Marina Bay Sands. If you’re thinking of taking a relaxing...
Guide to Nursing Rooms in Singapore
View a Bookmarkable List of 100+ Nursing Rooms in Singapore!
Bite-sized Parenting: How To Prepare An Older Child For New Baby
The transition from one to two children is a significant. Just as it’s a big change for you as parents, it’s an even bigger one for your firstborn. Here are some helpful tips to...
5 Things Your Newborn Does Not Need
As my daughter fast approaches her second birthday, I realise that the first 6 months of her life is really hazy in my mind’s eye. In fact, her first year is a blur, so...
How To Prepare For Your Child’s First Time At Nursery
When your little one goes off to nursery for the first time, it may feel like an end of a big chapter. It might be challenging for your child to adapt to a new...
Preschools
Bite-sized Parenting: Montessori, Reggio Emilia, Waldorf? What You Need To Know About These Early...
You have probably heard of at least one of the early childhood philosophies – Montessori, Reggio Emilia and Waldorf. You might see different preschools embracing certain aspects of the different schools of thought. Understanding...
Play is Fun Work at Brighton Montessori
Play is the work of a child, according to Dr Maria Montessori, the founder of the education methodology of the same name.
Lots of meaningful play - that’s pretty much all in a day’s work...
Playing is Learning at NTUC First Campus’ My First Skool
“Hello sir, can I take your order? We have spaghetti and pizza on the menu today.”
No, this is not a restaurant but a classroom at NTUC First Campus' My First Skool. A corner of...
