DAD, YOU'RE THE BEST
Stay-home dad: No one-size-fits-all method for parenting
This Father's Day, The Straits Times shares the stories of five dads who are striving to do the best they can for their families, no matter the circumstance.
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Mr Nor Nizar Mohamed, seen here with his wife Sharon Yeo and children Mikaail and Julia, quit his job as a personal driver in 2008 to become a stay-at-home dad. The couple had tried multiple childcare centres and also engaged a maid, but found that it did not work for them.
PHOTO: COURTESY OF NOR NIZAR MOHAMED
Eleanor Katharine Yeo
For many men, being a stay-at-home father may not be a dream job.
But Mr Nor Nizar Mohamed, 55, believes it is his life's calling. The former personal driver became a stay-at-home dad in 2008 and has never looked back.
