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Handpicked with love, MamaShop sells products that are safe, healthy and eco-friendly for kids and families. It stocks Huskware where rice husks have been transformed into biodegradable products which have been further confirmed by international certificate standards. Another popular guest on the website is Ecoware, which are bamboo-fibre eco-friendly utensils. MamaShop also carries beautifully organised baskets for baby showers. Check out their online store to get a better idea of what's in store.
- Learning Chinese can be a daunting process but what if there's a way it doesn't have to be? Enter SayWhat? making Mandarin and several other dialects accessible in an entertaining way to people of all ages. So pick up this card game today and get cracking on picking up Cantonese, Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka and Hainanese. Don't fear if you have trouble with the pronunciations. Just go their website and click on the audio tab which will guide you to pronounce each and every word on the cards. Stockists include Tokyu Hands, Kinokuniya and Times.
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After learning floristry from the Flower School New York, Sharene decided to open her own floral shop in Singapore. Enter Pastel Hues Florals, last year's Singapore Fashion Week's official florist where there are flowers for every special occasion you could possibly think of. They also carry beautifully curated gift boxes which will be sure to add an extra oomph to any celebration. Keep an eye our for upcoming workshops as well.
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Founded by a mother of 3, Roses & Rhinos is a local designer kidswear brand offering comfy apparel for kids with cool colours and prints. Every piece of clothing is well thought of whether it's stretchable cotton, elasticised waists or minimal fastenings. So get busy shopping and enjoy free delivery while you're at it.
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Ang Ku Kueh Girl is a much-loved Singaporean icon that puts a fun twist on Asian heritage. Inspired by popular local snacks, Ang Ju Kueh Girl and friends celebrate the joy and happiness of everyday life in our little red dot. You can pick up an assortment of cute character goods for friends and family from either their online store or at one of their many stockists across the island.
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All those mommies with little girls, listen up. If you are looking for that perfect twinning outfit, Ksisters has got you covered. Founder of Ksisters, Korean mother Jungmin handpicks items from exclusive Korean labels which are known for their stylish designs, quality fabrics and affordable prices and brings them to Singapore. So all the hard work is already done, all you have to do is scour her website and find exactly what you have in mind!
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Popsicle Baby not only offers comfy and trendy clothing for babies and toddlers up to 3 years but also delivers personalised gift bundles which are hand-wrapped with love and care. And if you think you can come up with a stellar idea in terms of gift wrapping, Popsicle Baby is all ears for new suggestions. Let the gifting begin!
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Kidzdash offers customised surprise gift boxes for all special occasions including baby showers, kids birthdays, expressions of love and anniversaries. Imagine the delight on your little one's face when a balloon magically floats out once they open the box. You can play around with the contents from a variety of products like chocolates, plush toys, photos with LED backlights and much more. Kidzdash also offers gift hampers.
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Math & Chess offers workshops that combine qualities from both concepts and fuse them into gameplay. Kids will not only learn how to play the game of chess but pick up a valuable set of skills along the way including determination and patience, problem solving and critical thinking. These games also strengthen creativity, memory and intuition.
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RoyalChess classes was founded by FIDE (The International Chess Federation) Master and professional chess player Tigran Gyozalyan. He has taken it upon himself to teach kids as young as 5 years the discipline and dedication that comes with the game of chess. Tigran conducts both private and school lessons for different levels.