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Han-Son Lee

Han-Son Lee

Verified

Founder and Editor, DaddiLife

London

Final Covers

Health , Supplements , Wellness

Doesn’t Cover

Everything uninteresting.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 23

  • My dad told me my mum was dead. She wasn't

    By Han-Son Lee| Metro (UK) Verified I have two core memories of my dad and neither of them are any good. The first, in fact, is my earliest memory full stop. I was two years old and my dad, annoyed that I had walked in front of the TV he was watching at the time, told me my mother had died. To this day, I can vividly recall the cold, callous, and matter-of-fact nature of the words, just after I had dared to get in his way and ask where my mother was. Without missing a beat, my father replied: 'Mum won't be coming back.

    By Han-Son Lee · Metro (UK)

    Jan. 10, 2024

  • QQCherry Anti Snoring Mouthpiece Review

    By Han-Son Lee| DaddiLife@ As a person approaching his 40s (gulp) I’ve noticed that my snoring has got worse with age. It’s probably got worse in fact as my overall fitness has yo-yo’d, and I thought I’d try and do something about it once and for all with the QQ Cherry Anti Snoring Mouthpiece. I’d read quite a bit online about mouthpieces / mouthguards as a good solution as a whole for snoring, and wanted to give this a try. It helped that it also had a decent Amazon rating too so I thought it was worth a try.

    By Han-Son Lee · DaddiLife

    May. 24, 2023

  • My dad told me my mum was dead. She wasn't

    By Han-Son Lee| Metro (UK) Verified I have two core memories of my dad and neither of them are any good. The first, in fact, is my earliest memory full stop. I was two years old and my dad, annoyed that I had walked in front of the TV he was watching at the time, told me my mother had died. To this day, I can vividly recall the cold, callous, and matter-of-fact nature of the words, just after I had dared to get in his way and ask where my mother was. Without missing a beat, my father replied: 'Mum won't be coming back.

    By Han-Son Lee · Metro (UK)

    Jan. 10, 2024

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DaddiLife

The platform for modern day fatherhood where we discuss, share and support the new generational shift of dads at work and beyond.