Dad has the most difficult job in the house

Mr Andrew Chew and his wife Jennifer Kiing (left) with their children - eldest daughter Elizabeth (centre) and twins Esther (foreground left) and Emma.
Mr Andrew Chew and his wife Jennifer Kiing (left) with their children - eldest daughter Elizabeth (centre) and twins Esther (foreground left) and Emma. PHOTO: COURTESY OF ANDREW CHEW
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In Mr Andrew Chew's experience, spousal support is crucial when it comes to being a stay-at-home dad.

The 44-year-old has been the main caregiver to his three daughters since his eldest, Elizabeth, who turns 13 this year, was born.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Times on August 12, 2018, with the headline Dad has the most difficult job in the house. Subscribe