Kids and family services in Singapore

Browse trusted childcare, enrichment and family services in Singapore, reviewed by other parents.

Top kids and family providers in Singapore

Covering Singapore and nearby areas

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Surabhi

Singapore, Jun 2026

I was referred here by an orthopedic specialist and wanted a nearby clinic, and so far after two appointments it has been good. Zhi has been very approachable with my questions and queries, and with the consultation and explaining my condition, he has been caring and professional. I think he will help me regarding the pain I’m having. The only thing is I feel it is a bit overpriced for a 45 minute session, but I would still recommend him for sure.

10

Leslie

Singapore, May 2026

I’ve been going to this clinic for over a decade for botox, filler, ultherapy, and facials, and doctor Sylvia is just wonderful. She is extremely popular amongst the expat community, her entire staff is respectful, kind, and professional. There are probably some places that do it cheaper, but for the quality, the price feels completely reasonable and everything is great value. I’ve already recommended her dozens of times, the whole experience with them is amazing.

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Hayley

Singapore, Aug 2026

I’m still with Gillian and she’s really helpful and provides very good services. I’ve been with her for many months, and throughout the singing bowl sessions she really puts in a lot of effort and has surprised me in all the sessions. The singing bowl she uses is actually different each time to help with the goal I set, and at the end of the sessions she is able to deliver on the goal we set. The price also feels quite reasonable compared to the market.

What to know about kids & family in Singapore

Childcare in Singapore is well run and in high demand, so places go early. Infant care and childcare centres are licensed by the Early Childhood Development Agency, and that licence matters beyond quality: a child on a Student's Pass has to be at an ECDA-licensed centre. Around the licensed core sits a large informal market of confinement nannies, enrichment classes and part-time help where nobody is checking credentials, which is where reviews earn their keep. Locallista lists childcare, enrichment, party and family services in Singapore, screened before listing and ranked only on phone-verified reviews from other parents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are childcare centres licensed?
Yes. Infant care and childcare centres are licensed by the Early Childhood Development Agency, and the licence is displayed at the centre. It is also a practical requirement rather than a quality badge alone, since a child on a Student's Pass must attend an ECDA-licensed centre.
How far ahead should I apply for a place?
Further than feels reasonable. Popular centres, particularly for infant care, run waiting lists many months long, and the good ones near MRT stations fill first. Join several lists rather than waiting on your first choice, and visit in person before deciding.
How do I hire a domestic helper?
Through an employment agency licensed by MOM, and the helper works on a Work Permit that ties them to you as the employer. There are real obligations attached, including insurance, medical checks and rest days, so use an agency that explains them rather than the cheapest one.
Are confinement nannies regulated?
No, there is no licensing regime for confinement care, so experience and word of mouth are what you have. Book early, since good nannies are reserved months in advance, and agree the dates, the daily routine and what happens if the baby arrives early or late.
What should I look for in an enrichment class?
Ask about class size, who is actually teaching and whether you can sit in on a trial. Enrichment is unlicensed and heavily marketed, so a trial session and reviews from parents of children the same age tell you far more than the brochure does.
How much do sleep consultants cost in Singapore?
Baby sleep consultants in Singapore charge S$600 to S$1,100 for a plan with 2 to 3 weeks of support, from about S$150 for a one-off consultation and up to S$1,695 for premium programmes.
How much do summer camps cost in Singapore?
Summer camps in Singapore cost S$545 to S$780 per week for a full-day camp and around S$328 per week for a half-day one, with bus transport around S$120 extra.