Who’s Your Daddy?” delves into myriad responses to fatherhood, from abandonment to reconciliation. It navigates the spectrum of emotions—from silent resignation to vociferous anger—experienced by those grappling with absent fathers. The book underscores the profound impact of father absence syndrome, shedding light on its far-reaching consequences elucidated by the National Fatherhood Institute’s research. Through personal anecdotes and scholarly insights, it advocates for heightened awareness and proactive intervention.
Central to its narrative are stories of resilience and healing, shared by both the author and five other individuals, each offering a unique perspective on father relationships. These narratives serve as a catalyst for readers to confront their own experiences and embark on a journey of self-discovery and forgiveness.
Moreover, “Who’s Your Daddy?” offers a pragmatic 12-step approach to mitigating the adverse effects of father absence syndrome. It champions the importance of parental engagement and familial support in nurturing the next generation. By celebrating the power of love and forgiveness, the book inspires hope for those impacted by fatherlessness, fostering a sense of community among individuals navigating similar challenges. Ultimately, it advocates for a future where every child is surrounded by the love, nurture, and support of committed parents.

My journey of becoming a champion of female empowerment and self-development began  in 1987 on the island of Bermuda and expanded to the United States, where I resided for nearly 20 years.  After relocating to my island home in 2005, I immediately set out to create a charity to bring support to the local community, and so Phenomenal People….Living, Loving and Learning was birthed to help adult women heal from the effects of ‘less than nurturing’ relationships.  Recognizing the need to positively impact the next generation, the Dream Girls Club mentorship program for girls between the ages of nine and seventeen was started in 2008.  Now in its 13th year, the program has engaged hundreds of girls in supportive relationship and skill-building activities, culminating in scholarships for eligible college-bound participants through the generous support of donors.  Our first book, Extraordinary Stories from Phenomenal Girls, was self published December 2019.    I am proud to serve as the charity’s president, spokesperson, board chair, and program facilitator with the amazing support of a team of dedicated board members, volunteers, parents, and supporters.  Our ongoing mission is to positively impact the lives of families through workshops, seminars, and events that provide tools and resources for individual uplift.  With a Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Management from Vanguard University in California, and a wealth of continuing educational certifications, I am inspired to introduce a compelling series of training and development initiatives designed to provide readers with real-time support for maximum impact and sustainability.  For example, the introduction of a 24/7 Dad fatherhood workshop (google: fatherhood.org) and a Children And Dad Time Together Adventure (CHADTT) are initiatives we believe can help address and prevent childhood adversities for the next generation.      In a dramatic transition from the corporate world in America to public service in Bermuda, I accomplished 14 years in youth development leadership, training, and development with the Bermuda Government, which influences my quest to reach out and touch the current and next generation of youth.  Also, my 10-year participation in the arduous task of building a national agenda for youth and families in Bermuda has not only equipped me with relevant skills, but connected me to the extensive network of community agencies who will help to advance the purposeful mission of Who’s Your Daddy? 12 Steps to Rescuing the Next Generation from Father Absence Syndrome . Together, we can all make a difference!    

Margaret Giloth President Phenomenal People (Charity #755) Tel: 441-734-4034 “If anything matters then everything matters. Because you are important, everything you do is important. Every time you forgive, the universe changes; every time you reach out and touch a heart or a life, the world changes; with every kindness and service, seen or unseen, God’s purposes are accomplished and nothing will ever be the same again.” Wm Paul Young….The Shack