This episode of the Black Fathers Pulse podcast features a discussion with Dr. Dayna Long, a pediatrician known for her work in community health and promoting healthcare equity. The episode highlights the significant role Black fathers play in nurturing their children's well-being, countering stereotypes, and fostering resilience. Dr. Long shares insights on supporting children's health through nutrition, emotional development, and preventive care. The conversation extends to practical advice for fathers on developmental milestones, mental and emotional well-being, and navigating healthcare systems. The episode also celebrates the Perry Family Free Clinic and Dr. Long's BLOOM clinic, both aimed at improving health outcomes in underserved communities.
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