5 Best Chinese Baby Naming Services in Singapore (2026)

Many Singapore families choose a Chinese name for a newborn with the help of a consultant who reads the baby's birth chart, known as bazi, and weighs the five elements, character strokes, sound and meaning. This guide gathers five Singapore practitioners whose own websites describe a baby or newborn naming service in 2025 or 2026. Each write-up paraphrases what the provider publishes, so treat the method as the provider's own account rather than LocalRank's view. Read what each needs from you, whether names can be arranged before birth, and how it takes enquiries. If you are also thinking about home or timing questions, see our feng shui consultants guide.

Way Fengshui Group lists Baby Chinese Name Selection among the services on its site, and its service page says the name is chosen from the child's bazi, which is built from the date and time of birth. The page adds that the practitioner also considers the stroke count of each character, how the characters combine, and the sound and meaning of the finished name. It sets out tiers, from an associate-master report to a master-prepared one with a consultation, plus a caesarean option that also covers choosing a delivery date and time. Deliverables it lists include several name sets with pinyin, bilingual character meanings and a bazi personality analysis. Its site shows hotlines and WhatsApp links.

Rochor (Fu Lu Shou Complex)
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Yuan Zhong Siu offers a Baby Naming service led by its Grand Master, which its product page says combines numerology with five elements theory to suit a baby's birth information. The page explains the intake in two stages. Before the birth, parents submit their own Chinese names, the baby's gender and surname, siblings' names so characters are not repeated, plus any characters they want, avoid or must keep for family tradition. After the birth, the exact date and time from the birth certificate are added. The page says the result is a report with seven to nine name options, and an express turnaround is available on request. It states that booking is arranged through its online shop and followed up by WhatsApp.

Lorong Chuan (New Tech Park) and Bugis (Fortune Centre)
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Kevin Foong Consulting Group presents baby name selection as part of a wider bazi and feng shui practice. Its service page says the child's Four Pillars chart is the starting point, and that the date and time of birth plus gender are needed to begin. The practitioner then combines the surname and given name with the favourable elements in the chart, and checks the characters against the child's zodiac sign to avoid clashes. The package described includes four sets of Chinese names to choose from, plus a suggested date and time for registering the name. The page does not say whether names can be selected before the baby arrives, so ask the firm directly. Booking begins from the name selection link on its site.

Tanjong Pagar
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Divineway Fengshui describes a baby Chinese name selection service that it says combines the eight characters of bazi with five elements numerology, with the stated aim of a name that supports the child's fortune and not only one that sounds good. According to the page, the founder personally selects the names. Families send both parents' Chinese names, the baby's gender and surname, siblings' names, and any characters to prefer or avoid, then add the exact birth date and time once the baby arrives. The deliverable is a report of five to seven options, which the page says arrives within five working days of complete information. It invites no-commitment questions by WhatsApp, phone or email and lists a Joo Chiat address.

Joo Chiat
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Master Sean Chan offers Auspicious Chinese Name Selection, which its service page says begins with a full bazi analysis and is meant for newborns as well as adults seeking a new name. The name is then chosen to balance what the chart lacks, and the page describes an iterative, conversational process in which the practitioner proposes names and takes your reactions on sound and feel before settling. It says the work is done online, with proposed names sent by message rather than in a written report, and that clients can check in on progress. The same site lists a separate name vetting service for an existing name, and a C-section date selection service. Booking is through a form linked from the page.

Islandwide (online consultations)
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