Parenting Magazine Singapore - Part 91

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  • Art Speaks Studio

    Art Speaks Studio recognizes these traits and our programs are tailored to channel their creativity and energy into wonderful art pieces that all parents can be proud of.

  • KiddiWinkie Schoolhouse

    With an inquiry-based curriculum and a balance between play and school-readiness, our interactive learning methods fuels the imagination and creativity of children.

  • Bun’s Academy

    Bun's Academy is a trusted creative writing enrichment centre in Hougang Singapore, specialising in nurturing K2 to Secondary students.

  • BrainFit Studio

    BrainFit Studio was founded by a dedicated team of healthcare professionals passionate about maximising one's potential and improving lives.

  • Mulberry Learning

    Mulberry Learning is an award-winning infant and childcare brand in Singapore, providing a sanctuary that is both a wonderful and magical place for children.

  • Mount Alvernia Hospital

    With close to 380 beds, we are supported by more than 300 on-campus specialist doctors and nearly 1,400 accredited doctors.

  • Little Splashes Swim School

    Little Splashes believe that every child is born without water phobia. It aims to introduce water safety, water confidence and water familiarization to infants and toddlers from 6 months to 3 years old.

  • Happy Train

    The Happy Train programme is a holistic brain-training programme conducted in a bilingual environment to enrich children’s growing minds through a variety of games, hands-on activities & guided play.

  • Combi Singapore

    Combi helps create lifestyles rich and filled with dreams, and we strive to fill the world with wonderful places where those lifestyles can be realized.

  • Discovery Edu Cove

    Specialises in Creative writing and complex problem solving as well as developing 'the maths genius' in children from the age of 5.