Parent's Page
Information, articles and useful links for Singapore parents
Go-Go Bambini believes that a good relationship between parent and child is paramount to the development of your child. Maintaining work-life balance and open lines of communication are increasingly challenging in today’s world and that’s why we advocate spending quality time with your family. Do something together at least once a week and learn to have fun with your kids. Play is good for everyone.
The articles, information and links below are all aimed at helping you and your child.
Useful Links for Parents
- Focus on the Family
- Zen Habits
- Best-All-Time-Childrens-Books
- Singapore Kids Places
- Soccer Coaching with Alex Duric
Other Useful Links
Admission Fees
Non-Members
Children 2-11 years: $17 for unlimited play
Children 12-23 mths: $6 for unlimited play
Adults & Babies <11mths: FREE
Public Holidays
Children 2-11 years: $17 for two hours
Each subsequent 30 mins
or part thereof: $4.25
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Members Only
Children 2-11 years: $13 for unlimited play
Children 12-23 mths: $5 for unlimited play
Adults & Babies <11mths: FREE
Public Holidays
Children 2-11 years: $13 for two hours
Each subsequent 30 mins
or part thereof: $3.25
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Members must bring their card to qualify for member's only pricing.
Don't forget your socks!
All children entering our centre will be charged according to the fees outlined above. No exceptions.
Play After Parties
Continuation of play at GGB following birthday parties will attract the applicable admission fees.

I'm struck again and again by how hard each parent I know tries to do well by his child. We make great efforts, moment by moment and day by day. Once the efforts begin, we never stop caring. We never stop trying. We never stop noticing how we're doing. And we frequently worry about how our children are doing.
On busy school day mornings, we try to send our children off with love. We sandwich “I love you. Have a good day! between “Where's my homework?” and “Can you pick me up after soccer practice?” We've got a suggestion that can help you build the feel of your love into a child’s morning routine, so you can actually accomplish your goal.
When children are under stress they lose their patience, their love of fun, their easygoing ability to make each day a good one. At these times, they tend to do things that don't make sense. They'll begin to squabble, to insist on having things someone else has, or to want one thing after another, without gaining satisfaction.




