Free Baobao now! Free Baobao now! (Letter #022)

Papa Zesser | June 11, 2020

Photo of Baby Baobao, strapped in child-seat with fist raised in protest.

In which Papa Zesser considers the balance between safety (and a parent’s convenience) and the need of his daughter to push boundaries and explore.

Expectations and comparisons (Letter 013)

Papa Zesser | April 23, 2020

Photo shows three pictures of Baobao sitting with big brother Carl the Second behind her

In which Papa Zesser ponders sudden panic, the dangers (and benefits) of comparing cousins, and revels in a sudden accomplishment. Also, he finds himself disregarding the advice of Doctor Spock against his better judgement.

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The Adventures of Papa Zesser is meant to be both an archive for the future edification of my daughter, an informal history of her early months and years, as seen through the eyes of me, her father, as well as a series of public posts about being the father of a mixed-race girl-child in a world that is still far from free of bigotry against both women or people who aren't white.

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