Shopping at Costco, for anyone, is an adventure in it of itself. Add a 17 year old into the mix who’s never been, and things get even more interesting (and entertaining). Single Foster Dad, Peter Mutabazi experienced just that when...
One of the greatest resources for foster and adoptive parents is other foster and adoptive parents. That's why I sat down with my good friend Mylane to answer many of your questions in a 2 part series. Watch part 1: Here...
One loving father is a stellar example of what it’s like to be happily blind to skin color—and he hopes his story can inspire everyone to understand that transracial adoption is just as natural when the parent is black and child is white.
‘We’re going to miss you. Will you visit us one day?’ It was time to take them home to their parents, for good. As I drove away, the tears came flooding.’: Single foster dad shares emotional reunification journey.
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, duringlockdown, Peter Mutabazi and his son Anthony received a call they never expected. “Would you be willing to take in a 7-year-old boy during quarantine?”
10 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, as Peter Mutabazi was enjoying some relaxation over the holiday season, his son brought up an idea that would challenge him to consider the next steps for him and his family.
From getting the kids ready for school, daily errands, career, letting the dog out, making sure the dog isn’t chewing something, dinner, family time...single dad, Peter Mutabazi wouldn’t say he’s ‘got it’ but he’s figuring it out day-by-day and sharing his adventures in hopes...
Single foster dad, Peter Mutabazi has his hands full when he decides to take his 7-year-old on a shopping trip to Costco. Will he survive the multiple requests for snacks and junk food? Will he give in? Will his 7-year-old gorge himself...
When 14-year-old Anthony Mutabazi noticed the dishwasher hadn’t been unloaded for over a day he hatched a plan. “I’m gonna do this, and then, in return, I’m gonna bribe my dad to buy me a video game” he exclaims with...
For Peter Mutabazi, celebrating his 1-year adoption anniversary of his son Anthony was a lifelong dream come true. Peter grew up in Africa, poor. Even as a young child he worked with his mother to help grow enough beans and...
When single dad Peter Mutabazi realized how powerful words of affirmation were for him, the 13 kids he fostered since 2017, and his adopted son, Anthony, he knew that he wanted to share it with as many kids as possible, especially foster kids. In...
It started out as a simple idea that was sparked by Peter Mutabazi’s childhood experiences. Today, Peter is a single foster day who’s fostered 14 kids and adopted 1. Along the way he realized that his kids thrived with words of...
By Megha Mohan. Originally published on BBC News Stories of transracial adoption most often feature white families adopting black and Asian children. When the opposite happens, and black and Asian parents adopt white children, officials and members of the public...
As COVID-19 coronavirus became a global pandemic, Peter Mutabazi received a call he never expected; one that would challenge him to dig deep on his own beliefs around what truly makes a family. Peter and his son Anthony had moved to Charlotte...
"They’re stuck with their abuser 24/7, nowhere else to go. For many of us, our biggest problem is toilet paper. For them, it’s life or death." It seems like years since our story blew up, but it was just 22 days...
"LET’S DO THIS! Let’s give Anthony a dog!" His trauma will not disappear, but a new friend can interrupt his pain and replace it with love. Haley had no idea why, but she just couldn’t bring herself to take Dixie...
At 11, his adoptive parents abandoned him at a hospital, never to return. "Mr. Peter, can I call you my Dad?" I began to cry uncontrollably. Anthony entered foster care at the young age of two and was adopted when...
“My father sent me out for cigarettes. I decided to run away. I needed to find a place he’d never find me. I grew up in small village at the border of Uganda and Rwanda. Like most people there, I...
