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Fatherhood, Friendship, and Finding Community  

C.S. Lewis once wrote that friendship is born when one person says to another, “What? You too? I thought I was the only one.” This Father's Day, hear the story of The Ordinary Dad, a group formed when some stay-at-home dads came together and found community.

Double-edged Sword? Do grandparents help build strong families? 

Building Strong Families Symposium 2025 Singapore
A study by Catholic Family Life found that strong families are undergirded by strong marriages. Four factors are key: family commitment, conflict resolution, marital satisfaction and family spirituality. But grandparents and intergenerational relationships could be a "double-edged sword" if values and attitudes are not aligned.

Divorcing? Please Still Try to Cooperate for the Sake of Your Child 

Divorce Children Singapore
In post-divorce custody battles, it is remarkable how Singapore law strives to preserve the relationship of children with both parents despite the breakdown of the marriage. Joint custody is the norm, and courts have often encouraged divorcing couples to set aside their hostility for the sake of their children.

Marriage – Yay or Nay?

Marriage Trends Singapore
Let me start with a confession. When I was approached to write a commentary about marriage, my first reaction was “No thanks!”

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Our Wishlist for Budget 2024: A Singapore Made for Families

Budget 2024 is just ahead. It will allocate government money to priorities for the next financial year, and reflects the government’s future plans for the country.

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