Sengkang Babies

Singpost’s Like it Forward is an app created by Singpost, to celebrate World Post Day with Jamiyah Children’s Home.

To encourage Singaporeans to bring smiles to children and rediscover the joys of gifting, SingPost has organised a campaign where users can ‘like’ and ‘share’ doodles drawn by 22 children from Jamiyah Home.

If you have noticed, the kids have drawn their own wishlist 🙂

Singpost would like to invite you to like the children’s drawings at https://www.facebook.com/CherishedMomentsBySingPost/

Four simple steps:

1. VISIT the ‘GALLERY’ (You need to like Singpost’s Fanpage first)
2. READ the story behind each child and the gift they wish for
3. LIKE to make a child’s wish come true
4. SMILE because you’re one step closer to making a child really happy!

Daddy would like to share a story from one of the children.

The more Likes you give, the child will have a higher chance of getting his or her gift.
Be generous, LIKE away, help Singpost to make one more child Smile 🙂

(All images above credit to Singpost)

Kids grow up overnight, face features changed too fast. This might not be too good when we need to show their passports at immigration.

(Boon Wee is 10 years old already !)

Officer : Are you sure that toddler photo belongs to the 5 years old? (we have to ask kids to DECLARE their name proudly, least we are suspected of child trafficking)

Singapore’s high-tech passport change is too expensive at $80, it used to be a nominal fee for photo-swap.

Anyway, Daddy has gather some of our memories in this post, some of our kids look so identical when they are younger, so cute, so chubby. Friends even mention No2 and No3 looks like twins.

Make a guess, who is who ? Mummy and Daddy are laughing LouD when kids cannot even identify themselves haha 🙂

Calling me Daddy?