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Man Creates ‘Dad, How Do I?’ You Tube Channel To Help Kids Growing Up Without Dads

His dad left when he was 12. Now he's helping children who do not have a father figure in the home.

Rob Kenney, 55, is the latest YouTube sensation with other 2 million subscribers and counting.
The dad of two uploads tutorial videos on basic chores.
According to him, his dad left when he was young and so he wanted to create a channel to help children who may also be growing up without a father in the home.

“Heartwarming” may be the last word you’ll use to describe most how-to YouTube channels out there. But yes, we feel like it’s an apt word for this case.

55-year-old Rob Kenney has gained fame on the video-streaming service after creating his ‘Dad, How Do I?’ channel where he teaches life skills to his viewers. What sets him apart from others, however, is his motivation and sincerity.

Meet new YouTuber Rob Kenney, who started just last April but already has millions of subscribers.

You see, Rob grew up without a father because his dad left when he was just 12 years of age. Now a dad of two himself, he vowed to help other children who may also be without a father figure in the home by uploading tutorial videos on basic stuff such as shaving, fixing running toilets, unclogging a bathtub drain, ironing a dress shirt, and checking air pressure on tires, among many others.

In his channel’s about section, Rob wrote he aims to “provide useful, practical content to many basic tasks that everyone should know how to do.”

As he told Shattered:

“My goal in my life was to raise good adults. I never wanted to be wealthy. I never wanted to be necessarily successful. My goal in life was to raise good adults – not good children but good adults – because I had a fractured childhood.”