About Real Dads News
Posted on Monday, July 28, 2008 at 9:03 pmReal Dads News Come ( ReaDadsNews.Com ) is my personal personal blog talking about everything related to my day to day activities or experiences as dad of my son and daughter.
History of this domain.
I bought this expire domain at TDNAM legally when i saw the title of this domain is good enough for me to write down like e-diary or share experiences with another dads around the world.
When i search on the net looking for information about this domain’s history, i found these:
The Real Dads News is an online newsletter dedicated to promoting positive images, stories and resources for and about Black Fathers and Black Men.
The Real Dads Network presented its inaugural event, The Black Fatherhood Summit, on June 11th at the Greater Hood AME Zion Church in Harlem. The Real Dads Network has as its goal the uniting and strengthening of black fathers. Those attending the Black Fatherhood Summit may well have been witness to the genesis of black fathers taking back their historical roles of leader, protector and nurturer of the black family.
How can organizations like the Real Dads Network best influence fathers to be better fathers and/or to maintain intact families?
Please share with other fathers your thoughts on any topics in this newsletter, an experience you have had or any information which may be helpful.
Real Dads is a contemporary thought provoking documentary narated by Ossie Davis that explores fatherhood through the eyes of a group that is often not given credit- Positive Black Men. (DVD Format).
The Real Dads News is an online newsletter dedicated to promoting positive images and stories about Black Fathers and Black Men.
Nine Habits of Great Dads. The easy part in listing the nine habits of men who are great dads is naming the nine ways. The hard part is keeping the list to only nine. There are so many things that great dads do to bring their children through the difficult passages of life that nine is much too little. But here are the qualities that I consider most important in the social and emotional growth and development of my son and daughter.
African proverb: To stumble is not to fall but to go forward faster.
(Fathers will make mistakes. But if he doesn’t fall down he learns from the mistakes and insures that he and his children continue to go forward.)
