Raising Supaman by Nathaniel A. Turner is a collection of letters he wrote to his son, which exemplify his thoughts about fatherhood. Here’s what we thought of it.
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My Special-Needs Son on the Run
Although brain damage from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome left him clumsy and afraid to ride a bike, my special-needs son proved to be a runner … and a leader.
Failure in Child’s Spring Training Bring Life Lessons
Everybody is always focused on winning like it alone defines success, but failure is where learning to succeed comes from, especially for children.
The Magic of Fatherhood
I am watching my boys grow at a spectacular rate. Spectacular because they are growing big, strong, and healthy, but […]
Coming Out Openly, Honestly and No Longer Alone
My father wasn’t mourning something he’d lost when I came out to him. He was mourning that my life as a gay man would be one of solitude and isolation.
You can’t win ’em all… if you want your kids to win well
I love playing chess. It is fun solving a puzzle that reacts to each move you make. You have to […]