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DADROX2026: Some Finish Lines Were Meant to Be Crossed Together
A father bent down to tighten his child’s shoelaces. Nearby, another dad offered a quick high-five before stepping into the next challenge zone. A child looked up, grinning, waiting for
Happy Kicks, Happy Kids: DADs for Life Joins McDonald’s Singapore, Football Association of Singapore, And Families for Life to Bring Fathers onto the Pitch
For one boy on the morning of 13 June 2026, his father was not there. Volunteers from DADs for Life fell into step beside him and other children whose dads
Mum’s Day Out 2026: Celebrating Mothers, Memories and Milestones
On 10 May 2026, Mum’s Day Out returned to One Punggol for a morning of family celebration, community spirit, and heartfelt tributes to mothers across Singapore. Held from 8am to
Centre for Fathering Appoints Mr Effendy Ibrahim as Head of Outreach for Bapa
Centre for Fathering (CFF) has appointed Mr E endy Ibrahim as Head of Outreach for Bapa Sepanjang Hayat (BSH) e ective 1 April 2026. BSH is a vernacular expression of
Tag-Team Parenting: How to Support Each Other at Home
Illustration Credit: @rasyeedahhamid I came across this illustration on Instagram and chuckled, partly because I was relieved that the season of parenting is over for me, but also because it
Evolving Together as Partners and Parents
As the annual work review rolls around, I cannot help but reflect on how little I have invested in my personal development to stay relevant. It is interesting how this
Ideas For Bonding Over School Runs
As we kick off this school year, we want to encourage you to make the journey to and from school with your children more than just a trip. Whether we’re
Parenting Together: How Dads and Mums Can Bring Out the Best in Each Other
Kaya toast with soft-boiled eggs. Laksa with otah. Chilli crab with mantou. These combinations are good on their own, but magical together. Marriage and parenting work the same way. It
Listening, Affirming, and Supporting Our Teenagers
Reflecting on my own parenting journey and the experiences shared by other parents, I have noticed that many teenagers tend to keep their struggles from their parents for various reasons.