Life in SG - Kids | ANZA

Expecting a baby in Singapore? Check out these handy tips on what to buy for your newborn.

Shopping for school shoes in Singapore? Ten Feet Tall have your children’s feet covered.

Located in the dynamic heart of Bugis, families may discover a world of imagination within the hotel’s spacious guest rooms and suites, and explore iconic local attractions in the surrounding heritage precinct.As part of...

Join the Centre Stage team for a week of festive fun and celebrations this school holidays, as they bring to life seasonal holiday stories, books, films and musicals – as well as keeping their tradition of Pantomime going with “Pop Up Panto” camps.

You’re invited! the Canadian International School (CIS) is holding a free virtual talk on 25 November on the 10 things to look for in a Chinese-English bilingual programme.

Not only does maternity insurance help offset the high costs of delivering a baby here, but it ensures high-quality care as well. With these helpful tips from our friends at Pacific Prime Singapore, you can make your money go even further.

The prospect of flying is still daunting for many families, but for some of us it’s unavoidable. Dr Gina Dahel, a pediatric trained doctor based at IMC Children’s, offers advice for keeping your kids and family safe in transit.  

It's school holiday time! Here's a round up of the best indoor and outdoor parks in Singapore, plus their new safety rules.

Danish writer Helle Norup, aka H.S. Norup, may have left Singapore, but her connection to the island continues through her latest children’s book, The Hungry Ghost. “I began writing it when I was still living in Singapore. I wanted to capture the vibrant atmosphere and the wonderful multicultural society,” says Helle.

It’s no secret that learning a second language offers children many benefits but when is the best age to get them started? Is it as soon as they can talk, or should you hold off until they are older and have mastered their mother tongue language first?