Our story

It started with my son.

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.

Our goal
Help children grow through Curiosity, Creation and Contribution. Ask questions, build real things, and make something for someone else.
My background
Mathematics, engineering, robotics and artificial intelligence. Designing, building and fixing things that move, and explaining them to people who do not.
Why I started
Building with my son became the best time we spend together. Other parents asked how we do it. FunDaddy is my way of sharing it with more families in Singapore.

Curiosity · Creation · Contribution

Three things we do in every activity.

C1

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.

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C2

Creation

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.

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C3

Contribution

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.

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What is here

See what we have built, done and written.

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Next build: Sunday 6 December 2026 · Build your first LED greeting card

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Weekly activity picks on WhatsApp

3 kid-friendly activities in Singapore every week, plus 2 backups.

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For schools and community groups

Parent-child activities, STEM and maker programmes, school events, digital and technology support.

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