My daughter is the most like me we work on cars and shoot and fish all the timeTo everyone raising girls. You are a better man than me. Id be on daily suicide watch and Im lucky to have 2 boys.
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My daughter is the most like me we work on cars and shoot and fish all the timeTo everyone raising girls. You are a better man than me. Id be on daily suicide watch and Im lucky to have 2 boys.
Congrats! It’s nice that the other two or more or less independent and can even help you guys out.My third was born today Harvey is his name, I now have a 12 year old boy 9 year old girl and a fresh one
Why do you think I’m working on a 9 speaker home theater/ man cave basement?To everyone raising girls. You are a better man than me. Id be on daily suicide watch and Im lucky to have 2 boys.
To everyone raising girls. You are a better man than me. Id be on daily suicide watch and Im lucky to have 2 boys.
Anyone have any book recommendations? I need to read up on some dad/baby stuff.
Ordered
The baby owners manual
And
Cribsheet
Anyone have any book recommendations? I need to read up on some dad/baby stuff.
Ordered
The baby owners manual
And
Cribsheet
Let family buy the expensive shit because they will want to shower you/the baby with it anyway.
Go on facebook marketplace and find 40gal bags of clothes for $50 instead of $50 per item at Buy Buy Baby. I think from birth to about a year old, we spent a grand total of maybe $100 on clothes we got second hand. Barely used second hand, at that. Of course, family will buy you all the cute expensive onesies and sets of clothes but hey, not your money. The kid grows so fucking fast, they'll be out of newborn by week 2 (if they ever fit in the first place) and rocking double the size at their age. Owen was a 3mo clothing at birth and he's in 4T at 2.5.
for sure on the CPR class. Its one I really want to get and have been thinking about it a lot more lately because my 3yr old loves to just stuff his mouth thinking he can just gulp it all down sometimes.The only valuable thing I would add is a class on baby CPR/choking. Wife signed us up for a bunch of shit and I reluctantly went. Fast forward to when he was around one. Picked him up from daycare, about a block away he starts choking on a goldfish. I look back and it looked like he'd cough it up. Another few blocks go by and he's really coughing, and then nothing. I'm watching him unable to breathe. I jump the curb, slam on the brakes, end up in a ditch, whip out the door and hop into the backseat, get him out of the car seat, put him over my knee with his solar plexus on my knee, and give him the upward hits into his back between the shoulder blades. And bam, there's the goldfish. Kid immediately stopped crying, hugged me, and I just held him for a few minutes before putting him back into his car seat, where he immediately starts eating his goldfish again ?
Along with what Carter said, look for Rhea Lana's events around your area - basically a giant garage sale / crap sale for kids of all ages. Better than dealing with the FBM/Craigslist fucks but they only happen a few times a year. A lot of our "big ticket" items came from here for our 2nd since we lost some stuff in our house flooding.Let family buy the expensive shit because they will want to shower you/the baby with it anyway.
Go on facebook marketplace and find 40gal bags of clothes for $50 instead of $50 per item at Buy Buy Baby. I think from birth to about a year old, we spent a grand total of maybe $100 on clothes we got second hand. Barely used second hand, at that. Of course, family will buy you all the cute expensive onesies and sets of clothes but hey, not your money. The kid grows so fucking fast, they'll be out of newborn by week 2 (if they ever fit in the first place) and rocking double the size at their age. Owen was a 3mo clothing at birth and he's in 4T at 2.5.
Honestly past that use your intelligence, it’s not intellectually hard to raise kids, it’s more emotionally,physically and mentally challenging…they are ALWAYS. Pushing you somehow some wayAlready have the cpr cert. we get trained every year at work, including for infants
Best Dad advice........ be supportive, if she's up in the middle of the night to breastfeed, check on her, see if she needs anything, then go back to sleep. Just be present. You won't learn any crazy tips or tricks reading the books, it's just you try A-Z to figure out what the kid actually needs, then you start at that next time, then work through the list.I’m not generally a wing-it person and I like to read. She’s invested in reading a pile of books, I want to hold up my end of the deal here.