I think that’s why it’s annoyed me so much. If I’m taking time to make sure I do everything right why can’t he?
The other day he asked me if we really needed to put Baby R in his car seat for the 2 minute journey home or if I could just hold him
![Face screaming in fear :scream: 😱](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f631.png)
![Face screaming in fear :scream: 😱](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f631.png)
moron!
I feel you. Sounds like he’s being a bit lazy and cutting corners which you can’t do with a baby.
I say to my OH all the time “I’m sorry that I’m always telling you how to parent and you resent that but until you can be bothered to read the books, follow the instagram, understand the research, all of the things that
I do, then you need to listen to me and take my word for it. “It was alright when we were kids” or “my mum did it and I survived” is not valid when there are reams of legitimate research to the contrary. Make the effort to learn for yourself or listen to me. We don’t
guess or take chances when it comes to baby. Get pissed off all you like, but it’s non negotiable”
Can you make it relatable, like you wouldn’t guess what oil to put into an engine or how much medicine to take so wtf wouldn’t you follow a simple instruction for a tiny baby?
I’m always prepared to listen to a
valid difference of approach, but when it’s “well it can’t matter that much can it?” It’s like, “go and fucking read something. You can’t know until you know and that’s ok but once you’re told, accept that.”
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not perfect and he’s not that bad but he’d do stupid shit like bounce a ball off their head cos ‘it doesn’t hurt, they think it’s funny’ or ‘we never had grapes cut up and we didn’t choke’, silly things like that.