85 followers

Follow

Follow

Follow

1/3

2 saved

4

10

Savings from Little Genius 👶

Here to share our recent trip to Little Genius again. Probably going there monthly from here on.

Chanced upon Richell’s training cup as recommended by mummies on Facebook groups, so I. Immediately. GRABBED!!! Little savings but still slightly cheaper.

Richell training cup:

Little Genius: RM44 $13.43

Shopee: $16.95

Savings: $3

Some other finds:

Pigeon Funfriends Pacifier

Little Genius: RM 22.90 $6.99

Fairprice: $7.90

Savings: $0.91

Fact: Pigeon products are not that cheap in Malaysia so don’t expect to save much.

👍Why I like it: Wide variety, cost saving, convenience

2025/9/25 Edited to

As a mom focused on my child's wellbeing, I deeply appreciate discovering places like Little Genius that balance quality, safety, and cost effectively. Besides the Richell training cup and Pigeon pacifiers I found, I was impressed by the transparent pricing, which felt fair compared to other retailers like Shopee or Fairprice. From my experience, investing in trusted brands matters especially for baby feeding products — the soft silicone teats of Pigeon, for example, make feeding more comfortable for babies and reduce nipple confusion, which is crucial for breastfeeding moms. Though Pigeon products aren't the cheapest, the slight savings at Little Genius make a difference when buying baby essentials. Another plus is the shop’s diverse selection, which means less time hopping from store to store, enhancing overall convenience for busy parents. For moms in the United States or elsewhere who prioritize sustainability and product safety, it’s worth checking if local distributors have similar offerings or comparable brands certified for higher absorbency or gentle materials. By thoughtfully choosing where to shop and what to purchase, I've been able to save money without sacrificing quality or safety — a win-win for both my budget and my baby’s health.

Related posts

What to Get at Genius Mall for Best Savings 💯

JB Genius Mall is a go-to if you're looking for bulk savings, and with the high costs of giving birth in SG, every penny matters. We did the deed and bought so much that it was a struggle lugging everything back. 😅 If we could do this again, we will definitely prioritise what to buy there since

31 likes

HABITS THAT HELPED ME STACK $50K in SAVINGS ⭐️

born into a very average middle class family in Singapore, i was brought up by parents that didn't give me much monetarily — in terms of allowances growing up, so that i knew how to work hard out there 🤣 bc of that, whatever i have is truly earned by my own effort which feels sooo liberating

432 likes

How I hit 5 figure savings by 18 w no investments

5-Figure Savings by 18 with zero investment and no family wealth I wasn’t born rich — but I was raised resourceful. My parents uprooted everything to give us a chance at a better education in Singapore when I was 10... We weren’t rich enough to live comfortably here, but my parents made the

467 likes

Saving 100K by 22 years old!

Hi everyone! Im new here and this is my first post! I decided to start posting to document my progress and take this as my little life journal. For context: I am currently 21 years old this year and I have 60k savings currently. My goal is to save 100k by June 2026. I graduated from poly last y

119 likes

Turned My Savings into Passive Income

Have you ever dreamed of receiving $200 every month without working extra hours? That’s the beauty of dividend income – your money works for you, instead of just sitting in a savings account. Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ Start with a lump-sum investment Instead of letting your savings sleep in t

221 likes

HOW I got frm <$1k savings to $20k+ in 2.5 years

hi zesties!! i've been done w school for awhile now and i realised i've subconsciously built a 5 digit investment portfolio in less than 3 years just because i budgeted more effectively in poly & uni! ⭐️ here's how i managed my personal finances then and what worked!!!! (˶ˆᗜˆ˵) f

232 likes

how i saved my first 100K by 30 + SAVING TIPS

Saving $100k by 30 is a common first financial goal in the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) community and it was mine too when I started working. Growing up poor, I developed good saving habits and over the years, I remained frugal and loyal to this goal because I strongly believe th

849 likes

Can we do better than High Yield Savings Accounts?

Wondering if your high yield savings account gives you the most bang for the buck? We break down 3 reasons why Singapore Savings Bonds might be a better decision. #singapore #savingsgoals #singaporesavingsbond

5 likes

how burnout affected my savings habit 🥱

for a long time, i thought i was just bad with money. in reality, i was burned out. during my busier seasons, especially when work became intense, i noticed my spending habits slowly changing. i ordered food delivery more often because cooking felt like too much effort, & grab became the def

39 likes

Saving 100k by 25 yo

I often see people sharing how they managed to save $100K by the age of 25, but rarely do they share the budget plan behind it. So, I decided to put together a sample budget using a pseudo income to estimate how much one would need to save in order to hit $100K within 4 years. ⚠️ Important cavea

319 likes

i saved 5 digits while studying? $$

as everyone knows, jc is way too time-consuming to commit yourself to a part-time job, but that doesn’t mean you either have to end up broke after all the study dates and retail therapy sessions or can’t live your life out to the fullest! there’s no need to skip meals or cut that cup of bubble tea

16 likes

8.05%?? The best high yield savings account? 🤩💰

With interest rates dropping across the board, everyone is scrambling to figure out where to park their cash for the best returns. Banks that used to offer attractive rates are slowly lowering their rates, and leaving money in a regular savings account almost feels like letting it sleep. Right n

15 likes

How I manage my $3000 Salary

At 22, I consider myself really fortunate to be in a position where I don’t have many financial burdens. I’m currently living at home with my parents, so I don’t have to worry about rent or utilities. When I’m out, I pay for my own meals, and every month I give my parents 10% of my salary as a smal

980 likes

From saving to growing — my tiny investment story💰

A few months ago, I decided to take my first real step into investing — with a little help from my agent, who introduced me to this investment plan. I started with $5,000 on August 12, 2025, and by October 16, the fund value had grown to $5,483.86. It might seem like a small change, but to me, i

5 likes

💥 SGD Savings Strategy | DBS Multiplier 4.1%

Recently, many banks in Singapore have been lowering interest rates, but I was surprised to see DBS still offering up to 4.1%! 🤩 After reading countless guides, I decided to test it myself—because in this low-interest era, 4.1% is quite tempting! ⚠️ Disclaimer: 4.1% is the maximum rate, and cert

7 likes

See more