Imagine a place where parents can catch up over coffee while the kids build LEGO creations, explore an indoor playground or get stuck into an art-and-craft activity. Now imagine Parenthood bringing its parenting community into that space for workshops, meet-ups and family experiences.
That is the idea behind Parenthood Media Network’s new partnership with MyToday.
On 22 August 2026, the partnership was formally sealed with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) by Teresa Chin, Managing Director of Parenthood Media Network, and Mr Sunny Yeo, Managing Director of MyToday, at MyToday, Level 3, Atria Shopping Gallery. The partnership will see MyToday become an official venue partner for Parenthood, creating more opportunities for parenting-focused events and activities.
A New Home for the Parenthood Community
For MyToday, the idea of bringing families together is already part of its identity. The hub describes itself as a family community space, with more than 10 amenities designed for families to spend time, connect and enjoy themselves. These include an indoor playground, library, private cinema, baking studio, art-and-craft space, LEGO Room, baby spa and fitness room.
That family-first environment is what made the partnership a natural fit for Parenthood.
In her speech, Teresa Chin, Managing Director of Parenthood Media Network, described MyToday as a “true second home” for the Parenthood family.
“From the very first time we stepped into this beautiful space, we knew it was special,” Teresa shared, describing MyToday as a place where parents, families and children can come together to “laugh, learn, play, and grow”.
For a parenting community, having a physical space to meet matters. Parents can discover new ideas online, but some of the best family memories still happen when people get together in real life.
From Parenting Content to Real-Life Experiences
Through the partnership, Parenthood hopes to bring more of its parenting community into MyToday through activities that are useful, enjoyable and family-friendly.
Future possibilities include:
- Wellness forums for parents
- Mothers’ meet-ups and community gatherings
- Hands-on enrichment workshops
- Educational activities for parents and children
- Family experiences that encourage quality time together
As Teresa shared during the signing, the goal is to create experiences that are “as fun as they are educational”, while helping families feel inspired, supported and closer to one another.
With MyToday’s range of family spaces, there is plenty of room for these ideas to take shape. A workshop could look very different from a parenting forum, while a family activity could make use of spaces such as the LEGO Room, baking studio, art-and-craft area or private cinema.
A Partnership Rooted in Community
The event also brought together representatives from MyToday, Learn Sport Together (LST), SWS Kids and Hankidz, with remarks from MyToday Managing Director Mr Sunny Yeo, AFA Group CEO and Co-Founder Mr Raymond H’ng representing LST, SWS Kids representative Chloe Chow, and Hankidz Co-Founder Olivia Ong, fondly known as Coach Olly.
The event wrapped up with an AFA segment focused on learning sports together, giving guests a glimpse into how the different partners can bring family, learning and active experiences into one community.
For Parenthood, the MOU marks the start of a new chapter in how its parenting community can come together.
As Teresa put it, the hope is to fill this new home with “memories, laughter, and connection”. And with MyToday’s family-friendly spaces now part of the Parenthood journey, there is plenty to look forward to.
Want to see what’s coming next? Follow @mytodayofficial and @parenthood.my on Instagram for upcoming family events, parenting activities and community experiences happening at MyToday.
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