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Only hard advice i give is to sleep when the baby sleeps. It can be tough, but you'll pick it uo quick enough; one arm carry football style in no time.T-minus 70 days for my first.
Only hard advice i give is to sleep when the baby sleeps. It can be tough, but you'll pick it uo quick enough; one arm carry football style in no time.T-minus 70 days for my first.
T-minus 70 days for my first.
They discharged my wife 3 days before the kid but told her she needed to stay with the kid. This meant they no longer fed her or helped her with personal care but required her to take care of the kid too. This last hospital SUCKED.
To put it into perspective , my wife gave birth in our home and when we arrived they made her shower by herself and she fell. That was the beginning..
Same exact situation here. Started with twins and then laughed at other parents when one was tired because they got to choose who had to stay up all night with the kid. Our third seemed so easy by comparison that we are considering a fourth.
MOPP4? I suggest a fully pressurized suit.Any podcast recommendations for soon to be first time parents? Like, when do we switch from milk to steak, or how old does she have to be before I can start giving her chores? How to change a diaper in full MOPP4?
I can assure you that you do not want a diaper changing robot.I need a Tuco diaper-changing robot ASAP, please.
I dry-heave when I pick up dry dog shit. I'm not ready for this. It's a miracle that I could keep my composure on EMS calls, but the poop calls are the ones that haunt me, not traumas/deaths.
I can assure you that you do not want a diaper changing robot.
It'd either accidentally murder your child or fling poop everywhere.
Probably both.
Probably still safer than my flailing & gaggingI can assure you that you do not want a diaper changing robot.
It'd either accidentally murder your child or fling poop everywhere.
Probably both.
I need a Tuco diaper-changing robot ASAP, please.
I dry-heave when I pick up dry dog shit. I'm not ready for this. It's a miracle that I could keep my composure on EMS calls, but the poop calls are the ones that haunt me, not traumas/deaths.