@ChippySuave 😘 😘 First time Mom at 38, almost 3 months in and I'm still in awe. I carried this little creature for nine months. Insane. 😀
@Jazz @ChippySuave
For the first years of my sons life. I was a stay at home dad. My wife went back to work after 30 days. She was doing a residency at a local hospital. So every day, some times twice a day I would pack the kids into the car, and drive to the hospital to pick up breast milk. After a few days, the staff all knew me, and would meet me in the emergency drive through, and hand me the good stuff, so that I did not have to get the kids out of the car ! Man that was hard work !
@corlin 🙌🏼🙌🏼TRUTH!! ...nonetheless, you deserve the credit. I personally don’t believe that everyone possesses the innate desire and ability to nurture selflessly. 🤝
@Jazz
Well there was all the small incredible joys. The rewards were sometimes subtle but none the less amazing. Sure at first I felt totally at sea, "What the hell am I supposed to do now".. But after a while you get used to the unexpected, and just turn on the solve this problem now, mode.
@Jazz
This is why I want mothers to run the country. Mothers know how to "just solve the problem". Stop screwing around. Just get on with making things better.
Mothers become grandmothers, and grandmothers take no shit from anyone!
@corlin 😂😂 I think this idea makes TOTAL sense!! My grandma RULES over our family. Somehow she’s still the one everyone turns to for comfort and affection. 💕
@ChippySuave @Jazz
Well I have fought forest fires, done some commercial fishing, and a few other very hard jobs.
But the hardest job I ever had was the sleepless, almost thankless task of day to day parenting small ones. Oh my family knew and appreciated it.
I defy any of these big strong alpha male types to sit with a sick two year old night after night with no sleep. They would fold after an hour! I take no credit for this, it was just what needed to get done.