Mums At Work Singapore

17/05/2026

Our founder will be sharing more about the upcoming National Family Festival held by Families for Life (MSF Singapore). Listen in to learn what you can expect in this month long festival!

Family isn’t built in grand gestures - it’s shaped in the little moments.

This International Day of Families, we explore Singapore’s National Family Festival and the theme “Family Begins With Me”. From everyday habits at home to support at the workplace and community, discover how each of us can play a part in strengthening family bonds.

What does “family first” look like in your daily life?

More information on NFF 2026 can be found at https://www.go.gov.sg/familyfestsg-2026

For parenting resources visit https://familiesforlife.sg/ Families for Life

Our Town with Susan Ng. Sundays at 11am & 6pm on .

Listen to Our Town podcasts here:
https://www.melisten.sg/podcast/playlist/Our-Town-2529511

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day! ❤️

06/05/2026

Mums@Work turns 16 this week 💛

What started as a small hope to support mothers has grown into a community of women finding their way back to work, building businesses, learning new skills, and opening new doors.

To every mum, partner, volunteer, employer and friend who has been part of this journey — thank you.

16 years on, we’re still here for women who are ready for their next chapter.
❤️❤️❤️

29/04/2026

A very real challenge for many mums in Singapore.

22/04/2026

A year into Singapore's flexible work guidelines, the numbers look good on paper. 9 in 10 requests approved. 7 in 10 firms offering some form of flexibility.

But six out of eight employees interviewed for this CNA piece refused to be named. Because they were afraid of repercussions. That gap between the statistics and the silence says a lot.

The truth is, guidelines can change a process — but they can't change a belief overnight. The belief that being seen in the office equals commitment. That asking for flexibility means you're less serious about your career. That a mother who works from home is somehow getting an unfair advantage over her teammates.

And here's what doesn't get said enough in the fertility
conversation: one father in this article shared that he and his wife only felt ready to have their first child because remote work was the norm during COVID. A second child now feels out of reach — not because of money, but because of the daily uncertainty of whether his flexibility will cost him his job one day.
No bonus cheque fixes that.

We still have work to do — in how managers lead, how teammates extend trust, and how organisations make sure flexibility doesn't quietly become a career penalty.
Agree? 💙

Micromanaging, unhelpful colleagues and the threat of job loss – workers tell CNA about the costs of flexibility in the workplace.

15/04/2026

Thank you for being part of our celebrations MOS Gan Siow Huang 颜晓芳 - Delighted to have launched "Women Beyond Borders" with the 65 women entrepreneurs!

16/01/2026

🌿 Pause. Reflect. Move Forward. 🌿

Feeling stuck between roles — parenting, career, identity? You’re not alone.

Join us for Work & Life: A Space For The In-Between — a dedicated one-on-one coaching experience tailored for mothers who are:
✨ returning to work after a break
✨ exploring new career paths
✨ seeking clarity, confidence & direction
✨ balancing life and work with heart and purpose

📅 Fri, 6 Feb 2026
⏱ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm (Book your preferred 1-hr slot)
📍 The Trampoline by Access Singapore, Orchard Rd
💛 Subsidised rate $58

This isn’t a workshop — it’s your space to pause, ask the questions that matter, and leave with clarity.

Only 24 slots available. Register now! 👇

🔗 Register: https://www.cnavigators.com.sg/coaching2026

06/01/2026

We are excited to welcome our friends from Tokyo Apt Women Programme to Singapore! As one of the local partners, .sg has lined up a range of exciting activities that connect the Tokyo Women Entrepreneurs with Singapore Female Entrepreneurs!
Women Beyond Borders! See some of you over the next few days!

02/12/2025

Sounds like a good thing. What do you all think?