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9 Best Paediatric Clinics in Singapore (2026)

A guide to nine established paediatric clinics and paediatrician practices in Singapore, from islandwide groups to boutique and developmental-care clinics.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 26 Sep 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

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Finding the right paediatrician often matters most when a child is unwell or a new parent has questions, and Singapore has a wide range of options, from large islandwide groups to boutique single-doctor practices. This guide gathers nine established, currently-operating paediatric clinics and paediatrician practices, each checked against its own website, with a short note on the services and areas each covers. Treat it as a shortlist of accredited options to compare rather than a ranking, since the right fit depends on your child's needs, your location and the care you are looking for.

1. SBCC Baby & Child Clinic

SBCC Baby & Child Clinic is a paediatric group under Healthway Medical Group that says it has cared for children in Singapore since 1980. It runs clinics across the island, including at Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Bukit Panjang, Tiong Bahru, United Square, Mount Alvernia and Gleneagles. Alongside general paediatrics, newborn care and childhood immunisation, the group lists sub-specialty services such as allergy and immunology, cardiology, kidney health, gut and nutrition, neonatology, respiratory and sleep medicine. The islandwide network makes it easy to find a branch near home.

Islandwide
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2. The Kids Clinic

The Kids Clinic is a network of children's clinics under Singapore Medical Group, with branches in heartland and central areas including Bishan, Bukit Batok, Punggol, Sengkang, Tampines, Toa Payoh and Mount Alvernia Hospital. It states that its paediatricians cover general and specialised care from newborns through adolescence, along with childhood and travel vaccinations. Several branches run night and Sunday clinics, which the group notes can help families needing to see a paediatrician outside standard hours. Opening times vary by location, so it is worth checking before visiting.

North-East and East
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3. Kinder Clinic

Kinder Clinic describes itself as one of Singapore's largest paediatric group practices, offering private general and sub-specialty care for children. Its clinics are based at private medical centres including Paragon on Orchard Road, Gleneagles, Mount Alvernia, Mount Elizabeth Novena, Parkway Parade and Parkway East. The group lists general paediatrics, neonatology and immunisation alongside sub-specialties such as nephrology, respiratory medicine, allergy and immunology, growth and endocrinology, neurology and paediatric sleep. Its presence within private hospitals can help continuity of care if a child needs to be admitted.

Central and private hospitals
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4. Thomson Paediatric Centre

Thomson Paediatric Centre is the children's arm of Thomson Medical, with clinics at Thomson Medical Centre in Novena and at heartland malls including Jem in Jurong, Waterway Point in Punggol and The Woodleigh Mall. The centre lists general paediatrics from newborn care through adolescence, together with neonatology, paediatric cardiology and dermatology, and it points to experience in nutrition, respiratory care, growth and development assessment and paediatric urgent care. The mix of a hospital-based centre and mall clinics gives families several options across the island.

Novena and heartland malls
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5. Raffles Children's Centre

Raffles Children's Centre is the paediatric specialist arm of Raffles Medical Group, based at Raffles Specialist Centre on North Bridge Road with clinics at Tampines, Waterway Point in Punggol and Siglap. The centre lists general paediatrics, newborn and infant care with hearing and metabolic screening, childhood vaccinations and a children's travel clinic. It also describes care for atopic conditions such as asthma, eczema and allergies with skin-prick testing, gastroenterology and nutrition, and support for learning and behavioural concerns such as speech delay. General paediatric surgery is available too.

City Hall and heartland
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6. International Medical Clinic (IMC)

International Medical Clinic, known as IMC, runs a children's paediatric service used by expatriate and local families, based at its Camden Children's Clinic on Orchard Boulevard and its Holland Village family and paediatric clinic. The clinic states that its team includes paediatricians accredited by Singapore's Specialist Accreditation Board and cares for children from newborns to age eighteen. Listed services include well-child checks, growth and development reviews, immunisations on the national and travel schedules, asthma, eczema and allergy care, newborn checks, developmental assessments, and child and adolescent psychology.

Orchard and Holland Village
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7. Minmed Paediatrics

Minmed Group runs paediatric clinics in Singapore that it says focus on fuss-free visits with same-day appointments, currently at River Valley and at Tengah. The clinics list general paediatrics and infant care, including newborn examinations and management of neonatal jaundice, nutrition and growth advice, and treatment of common childhood illnesses. Childhood and travel immunisations are offered, along with childhood developmental assessment, allergy testing and management, and structured paediatric sleep training. The smaller, appointment-based setup may suit parents who prefer a shorter wait and a familiar clinic.

River Valley and Tengah
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8. Petite Practice

Petite Practice is a boutique single-doctor paediatric clinic in the Katong area, on Joo Chiat Road, that describes a calm, non-invasive approach to caring for children from newborns to age sixteen. It lists well-baby and child check-ups with immunisations and jaundice monitoring, management of common childhood illnesses such as fevers, coughs and tummy upsets, and allergy evaluation with skin testing and action plans. The clinic runs mainly by appointment, offers same-day slots on request and provides teleconsultations, which can help for quick follow-ups or minor concerns.

Katong
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9. Rophi Clinic

Rophi Clinic is a specialist practice with rooms at Mount Elizabeth Novena, Mount Alvernia and Gleneagles that includes a focus on developmental and behavioural paediatrics and youth mental health, alongside adult infectious-disease and travel medicine. For children, the clinic describes comprehensive developmental assessments and care planning for learning, behavioural or developmental concerns, and screening and support for emotional and mental-health challenges in adolescents. It is worth noting this is a developmental and behavioural service rather than a walk-in clinic for everyday childhood illnesses, so it suits families seeking assessment and longer-term support.

Novena, Thomson and Napier
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How to choose

Check the paediatrician's accreditation. In Singapore, specialist paediatricians are recognised by the Specialist Accreditation Board and listed on the Singapore Medical Council register, so you can confirm a doctor's registration before booking.
Think about location and after-hours access. A clinic near home matters most when a child is unwell, so check opening hours and whether the practice runs evening, weekend or Sunday sessions, and what it advises for emergencies outside those times.
Match the services to your needs. Some clinics focus on general care, vaccinations and developmental checks, while others add sub-specialties such as allergy, respiratory, cardiology or developmental and behavioural paediatrics, so confirm the clinic covers what your child needs.
Ask about costs, subsidies and insurance. Fees vary between private clinics, and childhood vaccinations may be subsidised under national schemes, so check whether the clinic accepts CHAS, Baby Bonus or your insurance and ask for an estimate for consultations and procedures.
Consider how your child responds to the doctor. A paediatrician your child feels at ease with makes visits easier over the years, so it is reasonable to try a clinic and change later if the rapport is not right.
Check referral and hospital links. If your child may need specialist care or admission, ask whether the clinic can refer onward and whether its paediatricians have admitting rights at a hospital you would be comfortable with.

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Published 26 Sep 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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