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Lila Launehase 6 years ago

I can relate to that :) Just have a looooong hot shower. It gets better, I promise!

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Lila Launehase 6 years ago

Nobody tells you that before the kids...

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GlassOfWater 6 years ago

That is one fat pigeon

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Hans 6 years ago

There is much truth to this, but still, the journey is absolutely worth it. Those who say, holidays with kids will never be the same are right. Those who say, holidays with kids aren't holidays anymore might be either unlucky or have the wrong approach, though!

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Miss Cris 6 years ago

Bad father!

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Ntosh 6 years ago

My husband was like that, I had to wake him up and tell him to attend to the baby, that was after almost 3 weeks of very limited sleep. You'd expect that on weekend he'll take over, just to give you a break but oh no, he would sleep soundly, in fact sleep in the second room so that we don't disturb him. I would be really angry and sleep deprived until I decided to give the baby to him by force so that I can sleep. I am ashamed to say he was not that much helpfull. He is the kind of a guy who will not just help until you ask him. But he is the one I chose to marry

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Sofie S 6 years ago

This is so common. I feel like I only made it through this stage because I had to. It sure wasn't fun feeling both exhausted and in a way lonely, because some people expect mothers to just smile over the miracle of this child and cope with everything. Remember that mothers are people too, and just because they might be strong doesn't mean they don't struggle hard.

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Heather Bateman 6 years ago

AMEN!!!! In my house, we both work, and I'm actually the breadwinner if we get right down to it. But I still shouldered the majority of childcare--and to this DAY, my dear husband says, "I don't know unless you tell me--just ask!" Ugh...

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Sunny San Diego 6 years ago

Oh yes, I remember those sleepless nights!

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Johanna Zamora 6 years ago

Ugh. Get Woke, dad.

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NWB 6 years ago

THIS is why my kid sleeps in her own room!

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Kim Crook 6 years ago

Haha my husband uses the work excuse too! But I use the 'too busy cooking & cleaning' whenever he's around !

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Aud Wey 6 years ago

I can relate.... without the cat. :)

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ADHORTATOR 6 years ago

My daughter used to give me kicks in the head at night .... Chuckeline Norris

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Pol Macqueron 6 years ago

"You don't know how to do" is not really helping men to feel responsible. If you feel it's unbearable, get out and let him deal with it. He'll have to find a way.

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jenna 6 years ago

Lol, I am a grandma and I did the same last weekend while babysitting my grandchild. Unfortunately, I didn't have this nice baby carrier so I still have a lame arm :)

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