Before I took his diaper off, I covered him with a wipe. It took the wind out of his
sail. Only 1 time did I ever get close to spray.
When he wakes up at night to cry, don't change the diaper, they hold a lot and
you will keep from waking him completely.
See a chiropractor, he saved us from a colicky baby by aligning his spine.
Oh man, all these guys giving baby advice.........scary.
The scent of estrogen is strong in this thread...Originally Posted by cico7
brb while i go punch a chipmunk to feel like a man again....
Matt aren't you a work from home dad (stay at home) dad too? If I remember correctly you and I get to pull special rank on the rest of these guys
I wish....Matt aren't you a work from home dad (stay at home) dad too? If I remember correctly you and I get to pull special rank on the rest of these guys
I spend a lot of the time at the office... and especially now since i started my masters degree, i dont even see my daughter on Mondays & Wednesdays (leave for work before she wakes up and don't get home till 10PM)
Huh don't know why I thought that then..
In any case, all my advice counts for double, I'm a work from home dad of 3 year old twins
I see that Sean is reading this thread... i have a feeling he's about to trump you
I'm curious about this trumping..
Congrats!!!!! Thats great news! I am the proud father of 4....yes I said 4 girls.
They are 11, 7, 2, and 6 months
/trumping
hrm.. while I can't totally disagree.. I can't say it's a total trumping either, my wife was deployed for 8 months, I flew solo with 2 year old twins for that time. He at least got to spread them out. I'm going to go with a push at best.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote