Here are active parenting discussion/support options in Singapore (evidence‑based programmes, peer support groups, and Meetup communities), with how to join and who runs them.

1. Families for Life programmes (community parenting groups / evidence‑based courses)

• What: MSF‑appointed Families for Life@Community agencies run Purposeful Play, Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme) and Signposts for Better Behaviour — group courses, workshops and 1:1 parenting consultations (often fully subsidised).
• Who/where: Delivered by regional FFLC partners such as Methodist Welfare Services, FamilyCentral, Lakeside FFLC, Care Corner and others.
• How to join: Search “Families for Life@Community Triple P” or contact an FFLC partner in your region to register for upcoming workshops or group sessions. (familiesforlife.sg)

2. Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme) — group sessions & 1:1 support

• What: Multi‑level, evidence‑based parenting courses (Level 2 seminars, Level 3 one‑to‑one, Level 4 group sessions) for parents of different child age groups; many sessions run online and are subsidised by MSF through community providers.
• How to join: Look for Triple P courses offered by community partners (e.g., Family Central, Morning Star, school partners) and register via their websites or school/FFLC referrals. (morningstar.org.sg)

3. Families for Life / Centre For Fathering / Dads for Life / Mums for Life

• What: Programmes, workshops and discussion groups targeted at fathers and mothers (parenting talks, workplace initiatives, peer groups). Centre For Fathering runs DADs for Life and partners on father‑focused groups; Families for Life runs broader community events and resources.
• How to join: Check Centre For Fathering (Dads for Life) and Families for Life event pages for workshops and local meetups. (fathers.com.sg)

4. Condition‑specific parent support groups (peer discussion groups)

• What: NGOs and advocacy groups run regular online/in‑person parent support meetings for neurodiversity and special needs (ADHD, autism, learning differences). Example: SPARK’s monthly ADHD parent meetings and other specialist support networks.
• How to join: Visit organization pages (e.g., SPARK) to register for monthly meetings or search for “ADHD parent support Singapore” / “autism parent support Singapore.” (spark.org.sg)

5. Local Meetup / Facebook groups and informal parent groups

• What: Multiple local parent Meetup groups (baby/toddler, moms, dads, stay‑at‑home parents) on Meetup.com and active parenting Facebook groups where parents exchange experiences and run discussion threads.
• How to join: Search Meetup for “parents” or “baby & toddler Singapore” and Facebook for “Singapore mums”, “Singapore parents”, or location‑based parent groups to request membership. Meetup has many local parent groups listed. (Meetup.com)

Practical next steps (quick):

• If you want evidence‑based help for behaviour/parenting skills: search and sign up for Triple P via your child’s school, an FFLC provider (e.g., Family Central, MWS, Care Corner) or Families for Life listings. (familiesforlife.sg)
• If you prefer peer discussion (childcare, milestones, day‑to‑day tips): join local Meetup groups and Facebook parent communities; search “Meetup Singapore baby toddler” or “Singapore mums Facebook.” (Meetup.com)
• For father‑ or mother‑focused groups and workshops: check Centre For Fathering / Dads for Life and Families for Life events. (fathers.com.sg)
• For condition‑specific support (ADHD, autism): look for specialist NGOs (SPARK and local disability support organisations) that run monthly discussion/support meetings. (spark.org.sg)

If you’d like, I can:

• Find upcoming Triple P or Families for Life courses in a specific Singapore neighbourhood (e.g., Central, North, East), or
• Search for active Facebook/Meetup groups for your child’s age (infant/toddler/primary/teen).

Which would you prefer?