I am the real Daddy-Man, and I do wear my suit, not only for my children, but as a symbol for other fathers to recognize how important it is to become the heroes in the lives of their own children. 

What started out as a outlet for me to have more daddy time with my kids has become something that almost 15 years and 8 kids later, has been one of my greatest blessings.  Now I make public appearances at libraries, schools, luncheons and private functions to motivate and inspire men to be heroes in their kid's lives as well as talk with children about the importance of being resistant to wrongdoing, staying in school,and having good character.  

Okay, so you are not a father.  That doesn't mean you can't be a Daddy-Man. Any man who has the desire to mentor and be a positive influence to a child can be the hero in their life. I hope to make Daddy-Man just as popular and recognizable as my counterparts whom I've admired. Not for extraordinary "powers" like theirs, but for the power I have discovered in  creating closer bonds between a father and his child, which can last a lifetime.  Heroes that are real and willing to protect our greatest assets...our children.