When and where
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
What happens at a session
Each workshop is led by a singing teacher from Rayhan Tee Vocal Studios, with a pianist.
Arrive and settle
Find a seat and park the pram. No rush if you're running late.
Breathe and warm up
Gentle breathing and voice warm-ups, with tips on looking after your voice.
Sing together
Easy acoustic versions of popular songs. Nobody sings alone unless they want to.
Stay and chat
Time at the end to talk with other mums who are in the same early weeks as you.
Feed, change, rock or step out whenever you need to. Babies are allowed to drown us out.
Questions mums ask
If yours isn't here, email us.
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?
No. You don't need to sing well, or in tune.
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?
You won't be the first. Everyone in the room understands, and you can feed, change or step out at any time.
Do I have to come every time?
No. Book the dates you can make. We ask you to book each one so we know how many chairs to put out.
Is this therapy?
No, it's a singing workshop. If you're struggling, please speak to your doctor.
Who's behind it
A small community project. Questions go straight to us at hello@newmumssing.com.
Weslie Khoo
Organiser
Voice researcher and singer. I started New Mums Sing so new mums in Singapore could sing together.
Rayhan Tee Vocal Studios
Facilitator and pianist
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Book a free spot
Places are limited, and babies and partners need room too. Tell us which dates you'd like to come.
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