Eliminating Developmental Disparities with Technology
88% of parents are concerned about their child's development.
122,062 out of 448,113 Year 1 students required intervention classes due to difficulties in reading, writing, and counting.
Source: Survey of parents with children aged 2 to 5 conducted by ToyAid / Malaysia / 2021, N=450
Providing the necessary support during this golden period is the most impactful action to achieve social well-being.
Source: Project of Nobel economist James Heckman.
An equitable development support system that provides growth opportunities for everyone can lead to sustainable GDP growth. Widespread access to education and support enhances individual productivity and strengthens the economy as a whole.
Ministry of Health Clinical Research Centre
Centre for Evidence and Implementation
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan
Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia
Kindergarten Association Malaysia
University of Malaya
Sunway University
We are a Japanese-led playground committed to enhancing children’s development through purposeful play. With resident specialists from Japan and Malaysia, our carefully designed activities support your child’s physical, social, and cognitive growth.
Child Development Support Services
Our Child Development Support Services are designed to address your concerns about your child’s growth. With a team of developmental and play specialists, we offer targeted programs to help children overcome developmental challenges and thrive.
Leave your child in the care of our trained child development team while you shop or enjoy free time. Your child will engage in purposeful play during their stay.
Combining music, games, and hands-on activities, this program ensures children learn English in an engaging and natural way.
Dato' Dr. Amar-Singh HSS
Consultant Paediatrician, child-disability rights activist, Advisor National Early Childhood Intervention Council
Ms Eveleen Ling
Chairman, Malaysian Association of Kindergartens (PTM)
Dr Pei Jun Woo
Sunway University Head of Department of Psychology
Dr Rajini Sarvananthan
Consultant General and Developmental Paediatrician
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