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Thought we should add some extra age categories to this poll now so many of our babies are in the 1+ category!
Thought we should add some extra age categories to this poll now so many of our babies are in the 1+ category!
I can still click the 10-12 monthI am still in 10-12 months…his birthday is not until Wednesday I know that the day doesn’t change him automatically in to a toddler or anything, but I feel so sad knowing I’ll never have a little baby again.
No fears of that here. She’s 15 months and still such a baby. No sign of a toddler here!I am still in 10-12 months…his birthday is not until Wednesday I know that the day doesn’t change him automatically in to a toddler or anything, but I feel so sad knowing I’ll never have a little baby again.
I’m so sorry, it’s so crap when you feel like he’s not trying hard and in general being a thoughtless bastard. I have asked mr tango twice whether he wants to trail a separation or go to live somewhere else because I just did not have the energy for him. Not suggesting you say that but I have been at the point of thinking it would be easier on my own because of him. It did help his realise the severity of how big our problems wereSo fed up this morning. I’m still really annoyed with Mr Goss because of his behaviour last night - he claimed he didn’t know what I was talking about and then gave a half arsed apology and expected everything to be fine, which it’s not. We’ve had another long talk about our relationship and how we’re arguing all the time, he keeps saying he’s going to make more effort but nothing ever changes. And today I have to go and spend the day at his parents house with all his brothers and sisters playing happily families, having a lovely day with them after he spoilt my day with my family yesterday.
I really wish I could just not go but I don’t want him driving with the baby after how much he drank last night and it’s too far on public transport so I’ll be worrying about him getting her home at a reasonable time. At the moment I really feel like if we didn’t have the baby we’d be splitting up.
It’s probably nothing but I would check for peace of mind. T1 was wheezy after a cold I took her to GP who checked her over and she was ok. But glad I did xBaby o has been coughing and sneezing all weekend, but last night and today I’ve noticed a rattling/wheezy/snotty noise when she’s trying to sleep. Do we think it’s worth getting her checked or am I just overly anxious?
As much as it’s tit it does help knowing that others have been in similar situations. Not having the energy for him - that’s exactly it. Now that we’ve got a baby it feels 10x more draining to be having to constantly direct him and ask him to do things a million times, I’ve got an actual baby now I don’t want to feel like I’ve got an overgrown kid for a partner too. I too have wondered what it would be like being on my own instead but he is genuinely such a good dad I know that not seeing baby every day would break his heart. He just doesn’t seem to see the link of being a good partner as well as a good dad.I’m so sorry, it’s so crap when you feel like he’s not trying hard and in general being a thoughtless bastard. I have asked mr tango twice whether he wants to trail a separation or go to live somewhere else because I just did not have the energy for him. Not suggesting you say that but I have been at the point of thinking it would be easier on my own because of him. It did help his realise the severity of how big our problems were
Yep, that’s exactly what we went through. There was so much up in the air when the baby came, helping me, helping with the baby and helping with the home. I had to reiterate being a dad is more than playing the joker and getting her to laugh. He used the classic line ‘just ask me’ I had to remind him that he was an adult and equal parent to the baby, he can’t rely on me to remind him to engage his brain. And before going to football asking did I need anything, had I been to the toilet, had I eaten, did I need ten mins of baby free time. He needed to much guidanceAs much as it’s tit it does help knowing that others have been in similar situations. Not having the energy for him - that’s exactly it. Now that we’ve got a baby it feels 10x more draining to be having to constantly direct him and ask him to do things a million times, I’ve got an actual baby now I don’t want to feel like I’ve got an overgrown kid for a partner too. I too have wondered what it would be like being on my own instead but he is genuinely such a good dad I know that not seeing baby every day would break his heart. He just doesn’t seem to see the link of being a good partner as well as a good dad.
I dont know if it will help, but me & Mr TY separated after we had the eldest. He was only around 5 months old. He was an amazing dad, but he was selfish too. Obviously now we've found our way back, but for 3 years it was just me & the eldest aside from when he went to his dad's. Within about 6 weeks of me telling him to go he realised just what I did and why I was "nagging" him.As much as it’s tit it does help knowing that others have been in similar situations. Not having the energy for him - that’s exactly it. Now that we’ve got a baby it feels 10x more draining to be having to constantly direct him and ask him to do things a million times, I’ve got an actual baby now I don’t want to feel like I’ve got an overgrown kid for a partner too. I too have wondered what it would be like being on my own instead but he is genuinely such a good dad I know that not seeing baby every day would break his heart. He just doesn’t seem to see the link of being a good partner as well as a good dad.