'Instead of playing video games we take long drives,' Daddy Owen reveals how he bonds with son

Daddy Owen is a trend setter when it comes to creating good music, but not much is known about his relationship and his fatherhood roles.

Speaking exclusively to Radiojambo.co.ke, Owen shared what fatherhood means to him and some of the things he does to bond with his kids.

He says

“Fatherhood is ok,everyday I learn something new from the kids,You know being a parent helps one understand better the struggles our parents went through when we were young.

Being a father also makes one understand things they could not understand before.

I always drop my son to school every morning, this is despite the fact that the school offers an option where one can pay for transport when paying school fees.

Technology has taken over, instead of them spending all their time in the house playing video games we take long drives

That’s one way for us to bond and know whats going on in his life its very important to me ,on weekends we also take long  drives alone.”

Larry M Gibson man once said that

“Everyday you are teaching your children what it means to be a father. You are laying a foundation for the next generation.Your sons will learn how to be husbands and fathers just by observing the way you fulfill these roles.”

Going by the above statement, Daddy Owen is unknowingly setting a foundation for his sons,In a world where morals have been thrown out of the window he is standing by what he believes in.

In an earlier interview the musician who welcomed his second born in July 2018 narrated how he almost lost his son after the umbilical cord went round his neck.

Speaking about it he says

“Just before booking the hospital for delivery. The doctor told us to go for a scan because my wife said she was in pain, yaani kama labour pain, yet her due date was not near.

We went for the scan and the results [showed] that the cord was around the baby’s neck… Thank God my late dad told me that pregnancy matters need to be planned [for] in advance, so I was ready financially. Farida was forced to go through emergency delivery five weeks before her due date.”

The doctor said for a very long time he has had such cases, and those kids ended up dying. I was so stressed about losing my son. I decided to ask the doctor what the reason could be, and he said there is no documented reason.”