What does being a 'modern dad' mean?


Ng with his wife, Ting, and their two sons enjoying a day out at the mall (before the MCO). Photo: PlacesAndFoods.com

Food and travel blogger Wilson Ng, 39, says that he began to cherish his own father more after he first became a father.

“Once you become a father, you have this sense of responsibility and just seeing how well your children are doing feels so rewarding,” says the father of two boys, aged seven and five.

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