Site search

WELCOME

This blog is about fatherhood. Black fatherhood to be exact. But it's also about how no matter our race, gender, political affiliation (or whatever it is that can potentially separate us), good parents are all connected through parenthood. Our shared experiences are what bind us, not to mention our love of a good story.

Archives

Tags

bedtime being dad bike riding birthday birthdays black president blogging brothers change dad Disney family father fatherhood FOOD friends fun games holidays internet kids marriage media memories mommy and daddy movies music names New Job New York City nostalgia NUTRITION obama online community Parent Coaching parenting playtime POLITICS president santa Santa Claus sports technology Vacation work

Please Donate to Malecare’s FatherDad Program

Malecare, the national prostate cancer support nonprofit, is the sponsoring nonprofit organization of the FatherDad African American parenting program. Literally 100% of your donation will go towards furthering our goal of empowering and promoting Fatherhood in our community. Keith Morton has volunteered for nearly four years to write this blog. Please help us take his work to the next level. Please be generous.

RSS RSS for African American Dad

Links:

Archive for January, 2007

MY KID IS “BADDER” THAN YOURS…

Or so it seems. This despite the fact that my son run’s to me every evening, smiling his cheeky smile, shouting “Daaaaaaaaaaaddy!” in a way that melts my work-weary heart. After we’ve greeted with a big hug, I’ll ask him if he was a good boy and he’ll say “yes” with a nod. However, there [...]

MY KID IS SMARTER THAN YOURS

OK, that may not be true, but don’t we like to think that about our offspring anyway?  It’s kind of like having a kid that’s not all that cute and thinking he or she is the next Denzel or Halle.  We, as parents, are blind to the reality that our kids possibly have average looks and IQs.  [...]