About Mommy Goose
A whole-child approach shaped by care, curiosity, and connection.
Thoughtful care. Meaningful play. Strong family connection.
Our story
Rooted in experience. Growing with families.
Mommy Goose began with educator Tingting's belief that the habits children form early—how they relate, think, persist, and care—can shape a lifelong path. That educational idea became a practical framework, then a place where children could experience it every day.
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2007
A foundation in educational psychology
After earning a Master's degree in Educational Psychology, Tingting taught learners from ages 1 to 18 across early years, elementary, and middle school settings.
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2018
Mommy Goose Parenting Academy
Years of classroom observation grew into practical C.A.R.E. guidance for parents and educators, centred on intrinsic motivation, character, and personal growth.
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2020
Mommy Goose Child Care
The philosophy moved into licensed early childhood settings, where thoughtful routines, meaningful play, and responsive relationships could shape each day.
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Today
C.A.R.E. Education in practice
Our educators bring care, age-appropriate challenge, responsive relationships, and engaging environments into each child's daily experience.
Our educational philosophy
Care is not separate from learning. It is how learning begins.
C.A.R.E. turns educational psychology into choices children can feel throughout the day—from the way an educator responds to a difficult moment to the way a classroom invites curiosity and independence.
A practical framework for confidence, character, curiosity, and lifelong learning.
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Connection
Learning begins with secure, responsive relationships. Children are more ready to explore when they feel known, heard, and safe.
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Meaningful Activity
Purposeful play invites children to make choices, test ideas, solve problems, and connect new learning to everyday life.
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Mutual Respect
We treat children as capable participants, honouring their voice while helping them understand boundaries, responsibility, and care for others.
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Real Empowerment
Age-appropriate independence builds intrinsic motivation. Children practise doing, deciding, recovering, and trying again with trusted support nearby.