“While incarceration is certain to cripple one’s self-respect, credibility, and confidence, these losses could never equate to those of the children made fatherless as a result. Although I can in no fashion justify what led to my absence from our family, you deserve the complete picture on a canvas only I can present with hopes of a new beginning.”
A Letter to my Baby Mama, at its core, is the story of a father's aspiration to play an active role in his children’s lives after serving over 5 years in prison. His biggest hurdle: making amends with the mother of his children. Christopher Oaks is the best-selling author of Conversations Through The Vent, A Glorious Tale of Redemption. In his second outing, A Letter To My Baby Mama, Oaks takes an even more vulnerable stance to share with readers the potent feelings of sadness, guilt, and humility that have emerged and contributed to strengthening his relationship with his children.
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