All these years the girls have gravitated to Joe so wonderfully. I did. see in the beginning the 3rd oldest wasn’t adjusting very well early in, but she ended up warming up to Joe. To see it is beautiful. Joe was really be a very awesome dad ( biological and step)
Awwwwww, this is so awesome. Look at that standing with his hands on his waist after completing his job. 👋great job ajedi, you're on a roll to becoming the next man around the house.
🙋🏾♀️This is one of the most beautiful videos y’all ever “did “that I really like because it touched 😳 On a subject that is so true and need to be better at and that’s black fathers people get black Mia such a bad negative stand and it’s not true not all black men are bad not all black men lead the children don’t take care no acknowledge their children that is not true you have a black you have so many beautiful positive fathers out there who know how to be a father it’s just that nobody want to talk about those bills go up on the bus for the bad ones🙅🏽♀️ . “The “ statement your sister is making about your father and about she never over stood other Black people saying black men is this black man is that because she never experienced it so how could she overstayed it or understand it how could she look at them like what y’all talking about that’s not true because!, your black father present in you all‘s life and not just president he was present he was there he was active and it all came because he loved y’all and what your sister saying with the white wrap around her head she didn’t understand 🧐 maybe at that time that most black children come from single parent homes there’s no daddy 🙅🏽♀️there or you may have a daddy” there “but he’s not worth it he’s just there . I’m 58 honey I didn’t have my father I did miss having a father you don’t miss what you never have but I did miss out on what heavenly father does for a little girl I didn’t miss out on “that” but you don’t even miss out on that until you start growing up and you notice luckily I had a strong strong single black motherWho joined the original black panther party in Chicago so I already had standards from my mother being the oldest of 17 and one is better and going out and get all of her degrees by any means necessary positively whit a child .my father is from Sudan Africa his family came here before I was born I was born in 1963 . My Father I knew of him growing up where I come from originally but he wasn’t there he married a woman that had five children so he could have a place to stay And just be alive in the world and do whatever he wanted to do take no responsibility he didn’t finish school he’s the only one of his brothers and sisters who did ended up being nothing came to America get Americanize hit American thoughts ran with the fast pace Street life that’s what he wanted you know the drug dealers that’s the kind of life he wanted. Mother said when they were dating when they were young she would try her best to encourage him to stay in school when she met him he didn’t want that. so my mother was like by she graduated from high school. He got pregnant her first year of College so she had to drop out took a post office job once she gets settled I got older she went back to school got her license for LPN once she was doing that for a while she went back to school get her RN registered nurse once she was settled I was on my own went back to school got her degree surgical nurse her degrees .🙅🏽♀️ On my father side is 20 brothers and sisters because my grandfather had five wipes when they came to America they bought seven of their children all of my uncles and aunts have degrees in doctorates my father sperm donor is the only want don’t have shit he’s a old man now live in Canada I found the decided to actually speak to him when I was in my late 40s he’s old he’s a broken man those five children that he played daddy to He told me once a long time ago they won’t let me do with their hair they with that they love their own father he’s a broken man 😒 our relationship is not like a father and daughter because I don’t know him I really there’s no connection I mean I respect him and my mother never said anything bad about him she just told me what happened and she always encouraging me from a little girl talk to your father he still your father and I love my mother so much for that because I think that even shaped me and how I think of you block me. And black women have to stop thinking this one track way not all black men are bad is the ones that you associate with is the ones that you choose to have in your life it’s the ones that are put in your life may be bad but not all black men are the same we have a lot of beautiful good fathers black man out here you just don’t get a chance to see them and experience them💯🙅🏽♀️ This when it comes to my sperm donor my father side of the family everybody know most African people when they come from Africa they come to America they come for their goals and ambitions he ended up being just like one of those regular black mirror from America who don’t wanna do shit just rip and run the streets that’s what he wanted. so he played daddy to five instead of one never pay child support. Mama the 1 ounce with her life just with me single mother got her degrees on her own took him to court for child support but he never paid she never bothered him she made sure I never said anything negative about him my mother encouraged me to speak to him I never wanted to speak to him but I did have on his side my grandfather who was a role model for me his brothers who were role models for me so I did have black do you have Black male role models in my life positive and that gave me a great outlook that all black men are not bad because of those black me and I hate as well models. But it is true most black children don’t have a Black male role model in their life🙅🏽♀️ Let me say this people this comment is not politically correct no I don’t have no comments were they supposed to be no punctuations were they supposed to be because all my time I don’t feel like and I’m not being political correct when I’m at work and political correct everything be how it’s supposed to be this is my time when I’m on this Internet look in the CNA being nosy I’m on my time so I’m just gonna type it so you would get the message it ain’t gonna be politically correct so you might not have no comments where they should be or no punctuation I’m not doing that shit 🙅🏽♀️💯💯💯I’m on my time I’m smoking my ganja and I’m bout to get off The Internet and enjoy life I just want to leave this message because I was watching this video it is very inspiring and very enjoyable I love this video of all your videos love this video just me personally because it’s a topic that’s very important that we black women really need to talk about an address and I like the fact how you sisters are giving your father the best Father’s Day did Jeff you can give him acknowledging him as a father and as a black man👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯💯💯💯
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Your baby boy really loves his grandfather. I never saw him like this with someone: so calm and so loving...and the most important thing "no crying"
Indeed
Giving your dad his flowers while he yet live is a blessing. 🌹 MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS HIM AND KEEP HIM IN JESUS NAME 💞👑
I'm glad your children have their grandfather. Makes me wish my children had theirs still.
All beautiful & precious children in this video, smart, sweet and caring.
This video was so beautiful to watch!!
This video makes me smile.. I have a close relationship with my father also and he is one of the best gifts I've received on this earth
All these years the girls have gravitated to Joe so wonderfully. I did. see in the beginning the 3rd oldest wasn’t adjusting very well early in, but she ended up warming up to Joe. To see it is beautiful. Joe was really be a very awesome dad ( biological and step)
Прекрасная семья,будьте здоровы и счастливы
Awwwwww, this is so awesome. Look at that standing with his hands on his waist after completing his job. 👋great job ajedi, you're on a roll to becoming the next man around the house.
0:57 it’s the dad stance for me 😂😂
Such a beautiful video. I enjoyed everything about the family.
Omg! I love your dad. Present, engaged and so loving ❤
When he put his hands on his lil hips 😍 🤣
Great family period.
Amo ver todas as serie deles parabens sou carioca moro bairro de bangu rio de janeiro
He's such a big Boy!!
Love this family,continue the good works with your kids,watching your video's from Guyana,love u guys
Your family has so many daughters. It's always interesting how some families have a lot of girls or a lot of boys, in each generation.
Such a lovely family ❤️🥰
Son wearing pampers so cute🥰
Greatest Grandfather 👴🏾 !!!!
Wow! Wonderful!
Beautiful 💕
People do you see he got everything from his grandfather
🙋🏾♀️This is one of the most beautiful videos y’all ever “did “that I really like because it touched 😳 On a subject that is so true and need to be better at and that’s black fathers people get black Mia such a bad negative stand and it’s not true not all black men are bad not all black men lead the children don’t take care no acknowledge their children that is not true you have a black you have so many beautiful positive fathers out there who know how to be a father it’s just that nobody want to talk about those bills go up on the bus for the bad ones🙅🏽♀️ .
“The “ statement your sister is making about your father and about she never over stood other Black people saying black men is this black man is that because she never experienced it so how could she overstayed it or understand it how could she look at them like what y’all talking about that’s not true because!, your black father present in you all‘s life and not just president he was present he was there he was active and it all came because he loved y’all and what your sister saying with the white wrap around her head she didn’t understand 🧐 maybe at that time that most black children come from single parent homes there’s no daddy 🙅🏽♀️there or you may have a daddy” there “but he’s not worth it he’s just there .
I’m 58 honey I didn’t have my father I did miss having a father you don’t miss what you never have but I did miss out on what heavenly father does for a little girl I didn’t miss out on “that” but you don’t even miss out on that until you start growing up and you notice luckily I had a strong strong single black motherWho joined the original black panther party in Chicago so I already had standards from my mother being the oldest of 17 and one is better and going out and get all of her degrees by any means necessary positively whit a child .my father is from Sudan Africa his family came here before I was born I was born in 1963 . My Father I knew of him growing up where I come from originally but he wasn’t there he married a woman that had five children so he could have a place to stay And just be alive in the world and do whatever he wanted to do take no responsibility he didn’t finish school he’s the only one of his brothers and sisters who did ended up being nothing came to America get Americanize hit American thoughts ran with the fast pace Street life that’s what he wanted you know the drug dealers that’s the kind of life he wanted. Mother said when they were dating when they were young she would try her best to encourage him to stay in school when she met him he didn’t want that. so my mother was like by she graduated from high school.
He got pregnant her first year of College so she had to drop out took a post office job once she gets settled I got older she went back to school got her license for LPN once she was doing that for a while she went back to school get her RN registered nurse once she was settled I was on my own went back to school got her degree surgical nurse her degrees .🙅🏽♀️
On my father side is 20 brothers and sisters because my grandfather had five wipes when they came to America they bought seven of their children all of my uncles and aunts have degrees in doctorates my father sperm donor is the only want don’t have shit he’s a old man now live in Canada I found the decided to actually speak to him when I was in my late 40s he’s old he’s a broken man those five children that he played daddy to He told me once a long time ago they won’t let me do with their hair they with that they love their own father he’s a broken man 😒 our relationship is not like a father and daughter because I don’t know him I really there’s no connection I mean I respect him and my mother never said anything bad about him she just told me what happened and she always encouraging me from a little girl talk to your father he still your father and I love my mother so much for that because I think that even shaped me and how I think of you block me. And black women have to stop thinking this one track way not all black men are bad is the ones that you associate with is the ones that you choose to have in your life it’s the ones that are put in your life may be bad but not all black men are the same we have a lot of beautiful good fathers black man out here you just don’t get a chance to see them and experience them💯🙅🏽♀️
This when it comes to my sperm donor my father side of the family everybody know most African people when they come from Africa they come to America they come for their goals and ambitions he ended up being just like one of those regular black mirror from America who don’t wanna do shit just rip and run the streets that’s what he wanted. so he played daddy to five instead of one never pay child support. Mama the 1 ounce with her life just with me single mother got her degrees on her own took him to court for child support but he never paid she never bothered him she made sure I never said anything negative about him my mother encouraged me to speak to him I never wanted to speak to him but I did have on his side my grandfather who was a role model for me his brothers who were role models for me so I did have black do you have Black male role models in my life positive and that gave me a great outlook that all black men are not bad because of those black me and I hate as well models. But it is true most black children don’t have a Black male role model in their life🙅🏽♀️
Let me say this people this comment is not politically correct no I don’t have no comments were they supposed to be no punctuations were they supposed to be because all my time I don’t feel like and I’m not being political correct when I’m at work and political correct everything be how it’s supposed to be this is my time when I’m on this Internet look in the CNA being nosy I’m on my time so I’m just gonna type it so you would get the message it ain’t gonna be politically correct so you might not have no comments where they should be or no punctuation I’m not doing that shit 🙅🏽♀️💯💯💯I’m on my time I’m smoking my ganja and I’m bout to get off The Internet and enjoy life I just want to leave this message because I was watching this video it is very inspiring and very enjoyable I love this video of all your videos love this video just me personally because it’s a topic that’s very important that we black women really need to talk about an address and I like the fact how you sisters are giving your father the best Father’s Day did Jeff you can give him acknowledging him as a father and as a black man👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯💯💯💯
Too cute 🥰
Your baby look like Prem Rawat.
He is a famous spiritual teacher.
Nice family
What cute
Fêtes des Pères FATHER LOVE
Attention des Enfants
super family
❤️
Love
the child with the cordless screwdriver had shit full of the Pampers
Mbah comen iki
How old is ur son, and why is he still in diapers OMG.