In total, there are 523 infant care centres in Singapore, offering 7,790 infant care places as of quarter four of 2017. Total number of enrollment is 4.894.
Sengkang is the housing estate with the greatest number of infant care centres at 47 while Marine Parade/East Coast area has three infant care centres only.
The average fee for full-day infant care in Singapore is $1505 and median fee is $1,357.In 2013, the average fee is $1,376 while the median fee is $1,311.
For working mothers, there is a basic subsidy of $600. For non-working mothers or stay-at-home, the basic subsidy is only at $300. Working mothers is defined as mothers who work at least 56 hours a month.
For working mothers, there is additional subsidy available. Details can be seen below:
| Gross Monthly House Income | Gross Monthly Income Per Capita | Maximum Monthly Subsidy for Full-day care |
| $2500 or less | $625 or less | $540 |
| $2501 - $3000 | $626 - $750 | $500 |
| $3001 - $3500 | $751 - $870 | $470 |
| $3501 - $4000 | $876 - $1000 | $410 |
| $4001 - $4500 | $1001 - $1125 | $320 |
| $4501 - $7500 | $1126 - $1875 | $200 |
| Above $7500 | Above $1875 | $0 |