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The days, weeks, and months when they are small seem to last forever. 18 years passes and suddenly they're an adult, and it's ... really not that long. But fo
by wiredfool 4y ago
The days, weeks, and months when they are small seem to last forever. 18 years passes and suddenly they're an adult, and it's ... really not that long.
But for the time being:
* Sleep when the baby sleeps. Their schedule is not going to mesh with yours for a while, and you'll be sleep deprived.
* Every kid is different, and half of the advice you get will not work for your kid. Even with the same genetics, they're still different people.
* You will probably get very used to puke, pee and poo.
- chinathrow 4y ago> Sleep when the baby sleeps. Their schedule is not going to mesh with yours for a while, and you'll be sleep deprived. This needs to be the top comment. You cannot imagine what constant or regular (e.g. every 2nd night) sleep deprivation will do to your brain and/or body. Also, if possible, take as much time of from work as you can. Those early days will never come back and you can't make some memories again.