The father is Singaporean, the mother is from China, and the child was born in China. If the child becomes Singaporean and lives in China with his mother, can he still become China?

children can't be naturalized in China, but according to China's nationality law, your child is originally a China citizen, so there is no question of "naturalization"

Besides, Singapore is quite special, and it is not necessary for minors to give up their original nationality if they take Singapore nationality. Therefore, even if a child takes Singaporean citizenship, China citizenship should not be lost.

If you get a China passport for your child before you become a Singaporean citizen, then the child will have two passports.

However, it will be more troublesome to become a Singaporean citizen without a China passport. You can go to the police station to register with your child's birth certificate, and you can get a China passport with your account.

On the issue that China does not recognize dual nationality, children are basically ignored. At best, it is not recognized, that is to say, even if your child has two passports, the country will not recognize his Singapore citizenship (Singapore will recognize it).

if you have any questions, please ask them.