Free singing workshops in Singapore

New Mums
Sing

A friendly hour to sing, breathe and meet other new mums. Babies and partners welcome. No singing experience needed.

come as you are

When and where

Ten workshops, twice a week over five weeks. Come to one, a few, or all of them.

When

[DAYS], [START] to [END TIME]

Twice a week from [FIRST DATE]

Where

[VENUE 1] and [VENUE 2]

[NEAREST MRT, PRAM ACCESS]

Cost

Free

Places are limited, so please book

Who

New mums

Come on your own, or bring baby or partner

Session 1
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 2
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 3
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 4
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 5
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 6
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 7
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 8
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 9
[DATE]
[VENUE]
Session 10
[DATE]
[VENUE]

What happens at a session

About an hour, led by a professional singing facilitator with a pianist. Acoustic and gentle, never a performance.

1

Arrive and settle

Find a seat, park the pram, say hello. No rush if you're running late.

2

Breathe and warm up

Gentle breathing and voice warm-ups, with tips on looking after your voice.

3

Sing together

Easy acoustic versions of popular songs. Nobody sings alone unless they want to.

4

Stay and chat

Time at the end to talk with other mums over the same early-days ups and downs.

Feed, change, rock or step out whenever you need to. Crying babies are completely fine here.

Questions mums ask

If yours isn't here, just get in touch.

Is it really free?

Yes. New Mums Sing is supported by the SG Partnerships Fund, so there's nothing to pay.

Do I need to be able to sing?

Not at all. It's about singing together, not singing well. Many mums haven't sung since school.

Can I bring my baby?

Yes, babies are welcome at every session. You're also welcome to come on your own.

Can my partner come?

Yes. Partners are welcome to join in or just sit with baby.

What if my baby cries?

That's completely fine. Everyone in the room understands, and you can feed, change or step out at any time.

Do I have to come to every session?

No. Come when you can. Just book each session you'd like to attend so we can keep enough seats.

Is this therapy?

No. It's a community singing workshop, not a medical or therapy service. If you're struggling, please speak to your doctor or a healthcare professional.

Who's behind it

A small community project, run by real people you can reach.

Weslie Khoo

Organiser

A voice science researcher and singer who wanted to bring the joy of group singing to new mums in Singapore.

Rayhan Tee Vocal Studios

Facilitator and pianist

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Book a free spot

Places are limited so we can keep seats for mums, babies and partners. Tell us which sessions you'd like to come to.

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