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
Playeum, Children’s Centre For Creativity: Empowering Children Through Play, Creativity And The Arts
“It is a happy talent to know how to play.” So wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. Indeed, play is a natural skill that gives much joy – not just because it is fun, but because...
NParks’ Biophilic Playground: Nature Playgarden in HortPark
I’ll be honest - when I read about the National Parks Board’s (NParks) Biophilic Playgarden Plan, I had to do a quick search on the meaning of “biophilia”. Simply put, biophilia refers to the...
Maggie & Rose Singapore: The Family Members’ Club In Dempsey Hill To Eat, Play...
Popular multi-label store, Kids 21, has brought UK-based Family Members’ Club Maggie & Rose to our sunny shores, complete with a bespoke clubhouse in the heart of Dempsey Hill that complements and enhances their...
Nursing Rooms & Family Lounges
Family Lounge in Canopy Park at Jewel Changi Airport
Truth be told, my daughter and I are night owls. We don’t sleep particularly early, and there have been evenings I’d take her out on a whim. In my defence, that usually happens on...
Baby Essentials: What To Pack In Your Diaper Bag
With newborns comes a lot of new and familiar territories; from swaddling to keeping track of how many wet diapers your newborn has had.
And when it comes time for baby to make his or...
The Ideal Nursing Room: What Parents Really Want
Having compiled a mega directory of all the nursing rooms in sunny Singapore, I realised that although nursing rooms are a dime a dozen, they are not all the same. Some nursing rooms have...
Guide to Nursing Rooms in Singapore
View a Bookmarkable List of 100+ Nursing Rooms in Singapore!
Baby Essentials: What To Pack In Your Diaper Bag
With newborns comes a lot of new and familiar territories; from swaddling to keeping track of how many wet diapers your newborn has had.
And when it comes time for baby to make his or...
Early Literacy Library: Raising Readers for Life
With plush toys lining the walls, costumes for kids to dress up in and puzzles mounted on the wall, you can tell straightaway that this is not an ordinary library space.
Instead, the Early Literacy...
Bite-sized Parenting: Books for Under 5s – Start Building Your Child’s Library
Did you know that September is “Read a New Book” month? With that in mind, we rounded up some parents and asked for their suggestions on building up a home library with books for...
Preschools
MindChamps PreSchool Serangoon: Inside One Of MindChamps’ Largest Centres In Singapore
MindChamps PreSchool Serangoon is amongst the largest of the MindChamps Centres in Singapore. In fact, the Centre is so big that it has its own indoor play area and bustles with the pitter-patter of...
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...
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...
