Parents Who Rock Singapore: Meet Stuti Sharma Of Curiosity Kids

Passionate about science, Curiosity Kids‘ Co-Founder Stuti Sharma is one of Singapore’s most inspiring mamas.

If you’re not familiar with Curiosity Kids yet, check out their website and find out more about their awesome weekly and private classes, science-themed birthday parties and online classes! Their immersive workshops, where kids wear lab coats and goggles and perform experiments, make science fun.

Here, Stuti shares some of her favorite things about Singapore – read on for some inspiration!

How long have you lived in Singapore?
I relocated to Singapore in 2021 from Hong Kong. I came to Singapore to set up Curiosity Kids and expand it across Southeast Asia.

Are you a parent? If so, how many kids do you have?
Yes, I have a  13 year old and a 10 year old.

Tell us what you do
I’m the Co- Founder of Curiosity Kids which has offices in Hong Kong, Singapore and India. I am very passionate about exposing children to different science concepts from a young age through hands-on experiments. Children are born curious and they are always keen to explore the world. Early exposure to science through hands-on experiments and activities helps them understand and relate to the world around them.

What do you love most about Singapore and raising your kids here?
I love Singapore as it gives my children the independence to do a lot of stuff themselves, as it’s a safe city. I also love that my children can experience Indian culture – festivals and celebrations and so on – even though they are not living in India.

What are your favorite things to do in the city?
Coffee at the lovely coffee shops along Joo Chiat Road and walking by the Kallang River. I like watching monitor lizards and seeing the otters crossing.

How do you spend your me time?
I love going for long walks. I also love listening to music while I enjoy a cup of coffee!

What’s your favorite song?
I like listening to anything by The Carpenters.

What superpower would you like to have?
I’d love to get inside a baby’s brain to experience how they see and view the world.

What words of wisdom would you pass down to your younger self?
Dream big but don’t be afraid to start small!