Little Steps is an independent directory of Singapore's established children's enrichment providers. Compare programmes by age, indicative fee and location — no accounts, no noise.
Filter by region, age and budget. Select up to three programmes to compare side by side.
Most centres offer a trial or taster class before you sign up for a term — some free, some at a small fee. Trial details are noted on listings where the provider publishes them; otherwise, simply ask the centre when you enquire.
Answer four quick questions and we'll suggest three programmes that fit your child's age, interests and your budget.
Every child is different — this is the developmental sequence educators most often recommend.
Sensory play, water confidence, music and movement, gentle phonics exposure.
Mandarin immersion, art and craft, gymnastics or ballet for coordination, early numeracy through play.
Speech and drama for confidence, a first instrument, abacus or chess for logical thinking.
P1-readiness phonics and Mandarin, coding or robotics, a team sport for resilience.
Immersion, drama-based or academic — how the main approaches differ, and what to look for on a centre visit.
What paediatricians and national coaches say about water confidence from six months to six years.
Beyond the hype: what screen-free coding actually teaches — and when it's too early.
Programmes that build a love of music first — graded exams can come later.