Need to change mindsets, says father
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Mr Lee Kwong Luen became a stay-at-home dad 11 years ago to take care of his son, Jue Ming, who has haemophilia B, a rare disorder where his blood does not clot normally, as well as mild autism. Mr Lee said that "living in an Asian country, we are used to fathers being the ones out working", and one of the biggest challenges he has faced has been the stigma that comes with being a stay-at-home father.
PHOTO: COURTESY OF LEE KWONG LUEN
For the past 11 years, Mr Lee Kwong Luen, 49, has been a stay-at-home father.
One of the biggest challenges he has faced has been the stigma that comes with the role.
