Kallos Club

For you: 3 hours to rest and recharge.

For your children: 3 hours of enriching, free play.

Kallos Club is not babysitting, not school, but the best of both worlds.

Parents, your weekend routine now includes 3 hours to yourself—to run errands, meet friends, go on a date, or simply rest—while your children remain meaningfully and joyfully engaged, in the hands of a trained educator.

Kallos Club boasts an educator-led playspace, a tiny student-teacher ratio, and developmentally informed activities.

Think “weekend childcare”, inspired by learning centres in preschools. Children learn joyfully at their own pace, developing a myriad of developmental skills through play.

The space is inspired by learning centres in Singaporean preschools: play to the child, learning to the educator. Materials and activities are aligned with the learning domains outlined in MOE’s Nurturing Early Learners (NEL) Framework.

At Kallos Club, children feel happy, safe, and free to explore. Within an environment of warmth, they freely engage with paint, play dough, blocks, or other materials. By the end of the session, they feel refreshed and ready to face the week ahead.

A woman and a young girl playing a board game together in a living room.

Session Details

At Kallos Club, children feel safe and happy - the base from which confidence blossoms.

Materials are curated according to the children’s needs and interests.

Children are encouraged to explore freely, get creative, and socialise with others.

Our educators observe the children’s strengths, and curate activities to help them build on various skills.

  • Best for children aged 18 months to 9 years

  • 1 educator : 4 children

  • Parents can choose to drop off or stay in the space

  • Outdoor, water, and potentially messy play included!

  • Please prepare: snacks, comfortable clothing, and shoes suitable for outdoor movement

FAQs

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5⭐️ Google Reviews

  • Two young boys playing with toy buckets and sand or water in an indoor setting, one with a heart face emoji over his head.

    Xianying: "An environment where the kids felt comfortable, happy, and free"

    My 4-year-old boy enjoying water play with a new friend! ☺️ He had such a wonderful time with Teacher Karen and the other children during his trial session. I stayed for the initial consultation and observation, and it was lovely to see how naturally the kids bonded and played together.

    The other child's parents actually took the opportunity to enjoy a K-BBQ date while their daughter was there, and that really made me realise the value of a quality childminding service. As parents, it's not always easy to find time for errands, appointments, or even a simple date with our spouse.

    Of course, trust is the most important factor when it comes to leaving our children in someone else's care. That's why I felt reassured knowing that Teacher Karen is an experienced preschool educator who is genuinely passionate about nurturing, engaging, and connecting with children. Her warm and caring approach created an environment where the kids felt comfortable, happy, and free to explore, play, and make new friends.

    Seeing my son come home smiling and excitedly talking about his day was probably the best endorsement of all. ❤️

  • Kgoon Liang: “Warm, welcoming and safe"

    Lovely place! The moment you step in you can just feel how warm, welcoming and safe it is. There are a wide variety of materials and toys that don't just keep a child occupied, but are great in supporting a child's development. My kids were engaged throughout, able to switch between activities freely, and enjoyed themselves!

  • A young child sitting on a beige sheet on the floor, playing with colorful plastic building blocks arranged on a wooden tray.

    MJ: "A cozy, safe space"

    I love how she converts her home into a cozy, safe space for kids. She also structured the space such that kids are open to switch from pretend play to drawing to card games very fluidly, all within their own control.
    Do consider going for this instead of an indoor playground. It encourages children's own exploration without overstimulation.

Meet the Founder

A woman with long brown hair and earrings, smiling while sitting inside a cafe or store. She is wearing a cream-colored sweater and black pants. Behind her, there are wooden shelves with books and decorative items, and a black speaker. To the left, there's a white bag with a smiley face, and to the right, a black and white package labeled 'Tombow'.

Hi, I’m Karen!

I’m an educator who has decided to step out of the academic space, and into a child’s holistic development.

When I was teaching primary school students full-time almost a decade ago, I heard children talking about things that made me deeply disturbed and troubled. It made me think: How can I play a role that nurtures a child’s life beyond their grades? That helps them not just become top scorers, but wise, intelligent individuals?

While undergoing my postgraduate diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education, I found my calling in a more holistic approach to development. Before a child can learn, they must first feel happy and safe. Now, it is my mission to protect children’s joy and safety—the foundation that helps them become effective learners.

Kallos Club is my endeavour to integrate joy and play with child development. In an ever-changing digital landscape, where learning traits such as adaptability, creativity and critical thinking matter more than rote learning, I aim to set children up for future success by going beyond academcis to nurture their entire being.

Why?

“Our young children are kept at home more, have fewer social interactions and physical activities, using electronic devices for longer periods of time, and sleeping less.”

Dr Benny Loo [link]

Kallos Club was birthed to support parents.

A recent Singapore study confirmed a link between excessive screen time during infancy and impaired cognitive function in the long term. Yet, excessive screen time persists among young children, particularly on the weekends.

Excessive screen time is a very challenging problem to solve: parents are exhausted, caught between the demands of work and caregiving, and often lack the support of a capable “village”.

We’re here to help be that “village”.

Parents need a break, and we’re here to make that possible. While parents get the me-time they need, their children remain meaningfully engaged in a space whose materials are curated, open-ended, and developmentally beneficial, under the watchful eye of an experienced and qualified caregiver.

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