Curiosity
Children start with questions. Why does the door open by itself? Can I make this car move? Can this toy talk? We follow the question instead of handing over the answer, so an activity becomes a conversation, not an instruction.
Our story
FunDaddy is a parent-child initiative started by a father who wanted everyday time with his son to be more than screens and toys. Not a class. Not a toy. A way of spending time together that children grow from.
Curiosity · Creation · Contribution
Children start with questions. Why does the door open by itself? Can I make this car move? Can this toy talk? We follow the question instead of handing over the answer, so an activity becomes a conversation, not an instruction.
Curiosity becomes powerful when a child can turn an idea into something real: LEGO, cardboard, a few wires, a little AI, a first robot. They try. It does not work. They change something. They try again. That is the moment we are after.
Then we ask a different question: who is this for? A night light for grandma. A card for mum. Showing a younger child how to fold a lantern. What a child learns and makes can matter to someone else.
What is here

Things we built at home, by a father and his son. Each one started as his idea.
All projects →Weekend builds with other families: a few families, one afternoon, everyone takes something home. Photos and parents' words.
All activities →One-page guides you can print: things to build with a 4-year-old, electronics at home, AI with young children.
All guides →Build with us
Next build: Sunday 6 December 2026 · Build your first LED greeting card
Sign up →3 kid-friendly activities in Singapore every week, plus 2 backups.
Join on WhatsApp →Parent-child activities, STEM and maker programmes, school events, digital and technology support.
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