Recent Fathers Blog | August 2009 PostsTop Ten Things I've Learned about Being a Dad During (Month One)by K_REY_C27 Aug 2009 05:22 PMCillian isn't even a month old yet but I've already learned a great deal of things about being a dad during this first month. 1.Your babies name is important (geneology, uniqueness, etc...) People start getting ideas about you and your child because of their name. Daddy Bonding with Babyby K_REY_C25 Aug 2009 05:00 PMMy wife and our child have a very good relationship. Since my wife is breastfeeding our son he is only able to have one of his most basic needs met by mom, not dad. This has created a sort of limbo for me as the father. Big Occasionsby K_REY_C20 Aug 2009 02:40 PMMe prior to my son. This weekend my baby boy is being baptized. Due to the monumentality of this occasion, we are being visited by my wife's family. Baby Registry Problemsby K_REY_C18 Aug 2009 01:14 PMMy wife and I have been having problems with our baby registry at a certain national retail chain of baby related goods that will remain unnamed. Daddy During Laborby K_REY_C13 Aug 2009 04:11 PMIf you're interested in feeling completely useless, Dad-to-be, get excited about labor. My wife recently gave birth to our first child (a boy to make a father proud) and I must say that I felt entirely useless. My Son is Hereby K_REY_C11 Aug 2009 01:04 PMI'm very excited to be able to announce the birth of Cillian on August 8th, 2009 at 2:57 in the early morning. After being the Father's blogger for about two months I finally have a son who can look back into my eyes to write about. The entire event (labor, birth, sleep deprivation, etc. Genealogy or The Importance of the Pastby K_REY_C06 Aug 2009 02:16 PMVery recently my wife and I each received, from our respective families, documented evidence of our family trees. This reminded me, again, of the importance of family in our lives and in the life of our soon-to-be-born son. Culture and Familyby K_REY_C04 Aug 2009 12:06 PMThough I was not born in Ireland (nor were my parents or grandparents) I am 100% Irish as far as we know. Although I could have been a honeymoon baby for my parents years ago (and thus, an Irish Import) I was not, alas, conceived in the small country. One of my brothers (Patrick) was born on St. Recent Blog Comments Michele Cheplic says... "When you figure out how to add more hours to a day let the rest of us in on the secret ;-)" |
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