The biggest lesson Dr Xander Ong learned after becoming a first-time father in 2023 was that caring for his children is not a task to complete, but a relationship to build.
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The biggest lesson Dr Xander Ong learned after becoming a first-time father in 2023 was that caring for his children is not a task to complete, but a relationship to build.
Dr Xander Ong, 41, playing with his three-year-old son Samuel at home on Jun 25, 2025. (Photo: CNA/Liew Zhi Xin)
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