20 Things I Wish I Had Known Before Becoming A Dad Mama Of Five

20 Things I Wish I Had Known Before Becoming A Dad Mama Of Five Some things i had to learn the hard way, living it and experiencing it for the first time was shocking. here is my list of the 20 things that i wish i had known before becoming a father. my honest advice from the heart written by a dad of 5. 1. knowing you’ll be a dad is scary. when i first found out i was going to be a dad i was confused. Feb 5, 2024. . image by tatiana syrikova on pexels. i thought i knew what becoming a father for the first time would be like, but i was wrong. my entire world did a backflip the day my son was.

7 Things I Wish I Had Known At 20 New Trader U You don’t need a lot of baby stuff. strollers, car seats, playpens, swings, bouncy chairs, play mats, sleep hammocks, teething rings, bibs, burp cloths babies seemingly need a ton of. 12. you will miss things. however much of a hands on dad you plan to be, it is inevitable that you will miss some of your child’s milestones and hate yourself for it. the first time they turn, crawl, speak, smile only happen once and it is just not possible to witness them all. I wish i’d shown more initiative “during my first year of being a dad, i wish i had known the importance of showing more initiative in dealing with my daughter. i thought my wife knew more about children than i did. i did whatever she told me to do. i gave the children baths, changed diapers, and put them to bed. i thought i was being a. So here’s what i wish i would have known before i started middle school. (and here’s what we all want you to know): you are smart and funny, caring, thoughtful, beautiful and brave. you have always been compassionate insightful and responsible. just bring those things and everything else you have to share and you will be just fine.

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