Women must do NS and men have a Charter too

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Feb 15, 2010

Dads must help out too
By Zakir Hussain

THE Prime Minister's twin messages for Chinese New Year - to up workplace productivity and get couples to have more babies - could impact more on working mothers.

Which is why Mr Lee Hsien Loong hopes fathers will do more.

The PM said on Sunday: 'Working mums have a difficult task - you've got to balance your home as well as your work; you've got to cook, look after the babies, take them to school.'

He said families and fathers, in particular, can help.

'And in this year of the Tiger, amidst all the other messages, this message - please help look after your family, and if you're the husband, please help your wife to take care of the kids - I think is worth reiterating.'

Husbands can do many things to help their wives look after the children, including changing the nappies, said Mr Lee, who had done that himself.

Read the full report in Tuesday's edition of The Straits Times.

 

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>Husbands can do many things to help their wives look after the children, including changing the nappies, said Mr Lee, who had done that himself.

Sure?....like eating mee siam mai hum, I presume!!! what a bluffer!

 

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They want couples to work harder, work cheaper, work faster, go home to a 75m2 pigeon hole and do "NS" in a room with walls so thin, your maid could hear your wife's tired moans.

Worse still, have more than 2 kids and probably give them a visual lesson on how to have sex at an early age.

http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_490641.html

Singapore
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
Feb 15, 2010

Dads must help out too
By Zakir Hussain

THE Prime Minister's twin messages for Chinese New Year - to up workplace productivity and get couples to have more babies - could impact more on working mothers.

Which is why Mr Lee Hsien Loong hopes fathers will do more.

The PM said on Sunday: 'Working mums have a difficult task - you've got to balance your home as well as your work; you've got to cook, look after the babies, take them to school.'

He said families and fathers, in particular, can help.

'And in this year of the Tiger, amidst all the other messages, this message - please help look after your family, and if you're the husband, please help your wife to take care of the kids - I think is worth reiterating.'

Husbands can do many things to help their wives look after the children, including changing the nappies, said Mr Lee, who had done that himself.

Read the full report in Tuesday's edition of The Straits Times.