How Do I Make My Daughter Want To Come Back Next Week? - Krept
As a co-parent, Krept confronts the fears and dad guilt driving him to overcompensate and make every weekend with his daughter, Nala, feel extraordinary.
Record-breaking UK rapper, musician and businessman Krept, one half of rap duo Krept & Konan, is a devoted dad to his young daughter, Nala. But co-parenting means their time together is limited, and he only sees her at weekends.
Determined to make every moment count, Krept finds himself overcompensating, filling each weekend with big, special activities and treats. Behind the carefully planned days lies a deeper fear that many co-parents will recognise: that one day Nala might decide she doesn’t want to spend her weekends with Dad.
As the pressure to create the “perfect” weekend grows, Krept begins to question what is driving his need to make every visit so big and special, and whether his fear of losing that connection with Nala is shaping the way he parents.
He sets out to understand where his fears come from and how to feel more confident as a co-parenting dad. Along the way, Krept begins to see how smaller, less structured moments can be just as powerful – still giving Nala the security and love she needs, while allowing her the space to be creative, explore and find herself.
This honest, personal look at modern fatherhood, co-parenting and dad guilt asks: can Krept let go of the pressure to make every weekend an extravaganza, and trust that simply being Dad is enough?
