A dated way to review your child’s enrichment timetable against official sleep, screen and activity figures, and the school support already in place.

No spare room? MOM sets a welfare floor for migrant domestic workers; after-hours and care-location points belong in a written care brief checklist.

Official Singapore guidance for a 3-to-6-year-old points to small repeatable habits — shared jobs, gentle limits, sleep and screen boundaries — not targets.

Check a centre’s Partner Operator status, work out preschool subsidy eligibility, and treat announced 2030 fee cuts as future policy, not today’s bill.

Published guidance names household jobs for ages two, four and six, a readiness question to ask, plus a note for grandparents and centres.

Two new Singapore heritage picture books, a myLibrary ID step for existing members, and what to confirm at your branch before borrowing or attending storytime.

Three checks for your centre visit: the Class A licence and its tenure, educators’ certification levels, and who is in the infant room each day.

Compare an ECDA-licensed infant care centre, the childminding pilot and a private caregiver, with published fees, subsidy tests and questions to ask.

Today you claim 2 days of extended childcare leave, or 6 days if a child is under 7; the 8-to-12 day 2027 scheme is announced only, pending amendments.

SPF’s Run, Hide and Tell wording, translated into what a four-to-six-year-old can rehearse at home, while adults keep 999, SMS 71999 and i-Witness.