SINGAPORE - In previous generations, children typically scoot away to play when mum gets the dinner done.
But even if she is busy cooking, stay-at-home mother Suhaila Subtu will at times try to be involved when her youngest child, Ayla Zulaykha, four, is drawing or playing.
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